‘Joie de Vivre’ Review: Luca Guadagnino’s Obsessive Bertolucci Doc Is a 7-Hour Cinema Paradiso Even More Fascinating for What It Leaves Out
Venice: Guadagnino's epic chronicle of his filmmaking idol wends and wades its way through Bertolucci's complicated career — but where the hell is "The Dreamers"? This fascinating, often exhilarating documentary has plenty to chew on.
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