Barry Levitt is a freelance journalist whose work spans across various publications such as The Daily Beast, Mashable, Knowledia, VICE Media, and more. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Barry's articles cover a range of topics including film, television, LGBTQ+ issues, and cultural commentary.
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Barry Levitt's focus is predominantly on the entertainment industry, particularly film and TV reviews, actor rankings, and recommendations. He also delves into discussions around queer representation in media.
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The Oscar-winner’s tremendous new film is an exhilarating, often very funny depiction of a woman giving in fully—and awkwardly—to desire with her hot young intern.
By: Barry Levitt
Kiyoshi Kurosawa just premiered his latest, “Cloud,” at the Venice Film Festival—and it has already been picked as Japan's Oscar entry. Does it stack up against his greatest works?
By: Barry Levitt
A new documentary on animation legend Hayayo Miyazaki just premiered at the Venice Film Festival. It's a treasure trove of insight that will delight the director's admirers.
The three-and-a-half hour epic about a Jewish immigrant who fled Europe in 1947 to chase the American dream is an unshakable, powerful showcase for the previous Best Actor winner.
“Wolfs” was a Venice Film Festival disappointment. It turns out that star power is not enough when those stars are auto-piloting their way through their new movie.
By: Barry Levitt
Pedro Almodóvar's first English-language feature is a tender two-hander between two Oscar-winners at the top of their acting game, holding hands as they contemplate the end.
VENICE, Italy—Fentanyl addictions have taken hold of America. According to the U.S. State Department , some 70,000 people died from fentanyl related problems in 2023.
If only the new movie “King Ivory,” which just premiered at the Venice Film Festival, would latch onto one of its many, disconnected threads.
By: Barry Levitt
VENICE, Italy—Have you ever discovered the person you trust most in the world is being unfaithful? There are infinite ways of dealing with this discovery.
The new documentary follows a wife, her cheating husband, his mistress—and the woman who is hired to end the whole ordeal and bring peace back to the marriage.
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