VOGUE: I spoke with Isabella Rossellini about her famous parents, the sex life of animals, accents, and why most women don’t dream of being 20.

DIE WELT: Luca Guadagnigno's remake of Dario Argento's horror classic is a meticulously styled bloodless bloodbath desperately vying for substance and political relevance. Even Dakota Johnson in the lead role and Tilda Swinton in three roles spanning five decades (Tilda über Alles!) cannot save the visual excess.

DIE DAME: French New Yorker Marie-Louise Khondji–of Darius Khondji pedigree–reinvents small-screen cinema with her whimsical online platform Le Cinéma Club.

DIE WELT: Kathryn Bigelow's dark thriller about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan’s Abottabad.

VOGUE: Kristen Steward and Lars Eidinger talk about their acting techniques, stage vs. movie, Karl Lagerfeld, Macbeth, and the quiet power of whispering.