Venice celebrates Blobrigida but risks the lack of American stars

Narrated by Orson Welles Jenna’s photoDirected by Mario Soldati Ne interrupt. Gina Lollobrigida, who passed away last January, the protagonist before the opening of Gun 80 on August 29. Two titles, part of the festival’s Venice Classics program directed by Alberto Barbera, are presented at world preview in a restored version. The first, a close-up of a manager Fourth force, the pilot episode of the series, was never completed for ABC. The second, the film that Soldati directed with Giorgio Bassani, based on the novel by Alberto Moravia. Next Tuesday, Alberto Barbera and Biennale President Roberto Cecotto will unveil the Program for the 2023 edition At the Venice Film Festival (from August 30 to September 9), where you can bet on competing with Six Italian titlesSo by saying: I’m a captain by Matteo Garrone (already in theaters with 01 on September 7); lobo Written by Giorgio Rights with Franz Rogowski and Valentina Bell, Dawn finally by Saverio Costanzo with Lily James and Willem Defoe, at Cinecittà in the 1950s, with Alba Rohrwacher Alida Valli; Ennis the second work by Pietro Castellitto, also a translator alongside Benedetta Porcaroli; Leader By Edoardo De Angelis with Pierfrancesco Favino in the costume of Corvette Captain Salvatore Todaro, plus part of the cast – as Toni Servillo and Valerio Mastandrea – by slowly by Sergio Sollima.

In the 80’s gun, which opens with Challengers to Luca Guadagninois expected the palace by Roman Polanski Ferrari by Michael Mann, Perfects by Bradley Cooper, Priscilla by Sofia Coppola Poor creatures! by Yorgos Lanthimos, Saltburn By Emerald Vinyl… But how long have you left American Representatives Strike, the unknown is no longer about the titles that arrive at the Lido, but about the stars who will accompany them. Will there be Zendaya, Michelle Yeoh, Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Carey Mulligan, Jodie Foster, Adam Driver, Jessica Chastain, Cooper? The dispute between the representatives of Sag-Aftra and the producers of Amptp seems far from positive settlement, in the absence of agreement, the risk that only real Italian, European and Asian stars will appear on the red carpet. Pal splits are already arriving at summer festivals around the world, like Matt Smith’s Asa Butterfield ditching Giffoni. However, it is no problem for the juries in Venice, made up overwhelmingly of directors of different nationalities, starting with the competition chaired by the American Damien Chazelle with Jane Campion.