Three Films, Three Styles, One Podcast

Richmond News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jun 26, 2026 · 2m

Julian Schnabel’s wild, genre-hopping “In the Hand of Dante” throws you into a black-and-white crime caper with Oscar Isaac as a writer tangled with gangsters hunting Dante’s lost manuscript — all while flashing back to color-drenched visions of the poet himself. It’s a gloriously over-the-top, self-aware homage to old-school macho cinema, punctuated by Gerard Butler’s hilarious hitman performance. Meanwhile, Alice Winocour’s quiet “Couture” offers a deeply personal, Parisian meditation on art, illness, and Angelina Jolie’s haunting vulnerability. And Edward Burns’ “Finnegan’s Foursome”…