The World to Come Trailer. Mona Fastvold‘s The World to Come (2020) movie trailer has been released by Bleecker Street and stars Katherine Waterston, Vanessa Kirby, Christopher Abbott, Casey ...

‘The World to Come’: Film Review | Venice 2020. Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby play 19th-century farmers' wives who develop a passionate connection in Mona Fastvold's drama co-starring ...

But The World to Come is full of inversions, deviations from the usual themes, complicated as it is by interlocking contrasts, unexpected emphases. This is a movie in which love springs in winter ...

Following the releases of “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” (2019) and “Ammonite” (2020), “The World to Come” is another in a string of moderately sad queer period pieces.

‘The World to Come’ Review: A Lyrical Exploration of Female Desire in 19th-Century America Reviewed at Venice Film Festival (competition), Sept. 6, 2020. Running time: 104 MIN.

FilmBookCast Ep.130. FilmBookCast is an entertainment industry podcast. After the movie & TV news, I review The World To Come.

For, the only way to look at The World to Come is to treat the film like an intimate look into a deeply personal journal, filled with grief and dried tears, as you make up your mind to discover ...

But “The World to Come” suffers frombaked-in obligation, to the written word as both a literary adaptation (Shepard co-scripted with Ron Hansen) and diary-driven story dependent on narration.

Though shot in Romania, “The World to Come,” directed by Mona Fastvold, conjures an almost artisanal feeling of life in rural upstate New York in 1856. Generically, it plays like a western ...

Unfortunately, this isn’t a permanent idyll. The strength of The World To Come is as an intoxicating depiction of a true love that can never last. Waterston is delicately mournful, beaten down ...