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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-09-06 · via Deadline

Besson's 'Father Joe' Delivers Chaotic Action and Absurdist Violence at Venice

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Director Barthélémy Grossmann's new film, written by Luc Besson, is a violent mob story set in 1990s New York. The plot follows a veteran gangster and his girlfriend into a dangerous industrial estate, blending martial arts with Catholic imagery. The review highlights the film's over-the-top style and its throwback to classic action cinema.

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