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From Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, join Celebrity Wire in a look back at the most fabulous moments at film festivals with A-List stars from around the world. footage: getty images
Venice, Sep 11 (EFE).- French director Audrey Diwan's film about a clandestine abortion, "L'Evenement" ("Happening"), was announced Saturday as the recipient of the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion.Adapted from the novel of the same name by Annie Ernaux about her experience as a university student in 1963, when abortion was still illegal in France, the film was the unanimous choice of a jury led by Oscar-winning filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho. (Camera: ÁLVARO PADILLA).SHOT LIST: THE RED CARPET AT THE VENICE FILM FESTIVAL, IN VENICE, ITALY, WITH THE APPEARANCES OF THE FOLLOWING ACTOS, JURY AND DIRECTORS (LISTED IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE); - SILVIO ORLANDO (ACTOR)- KIRO RUSSO (DIRECTOR)- TONI SERVILLO (ACTOR)- FILIPPO SCOTTI AND PAOLO SORRENTINO(ACTOR AND DIRECTOR)- MAGIE GYLLENHAAL (DIRECTOR)- JANE CAMPION (DIRECTOR)- ANAMARIA VARTOLOMEI AND AUDREY DIWAN (ACTRESS AND DIRECTOR)- BONG JOON-HO (DIRECTOR AND PRESIDENT OF THE JURY)- CHLOÉ ZHAO (DIRECTOR AND JURY)- PENÉLOPE CRUZ (ACTRESS)
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck arrive in Venice for the festival premiere of Ridley Scott's medieval epic "The Last Duel", at Venice's 78th Film Festival. IMAGES
Venice (Italy), Sep 7 (EFE) .- (Camera: Gonzalo Sánchez) Bolivian director Kiro Russo presented his film "El gran movimiento" at the Venice Film Festival, a symphonic elegy for the worker and the last of society with the competing in the avant-garde section.FOOTAGE OF THE INTERVIEW WITH BOLIVIAN DIRECTOR KIRO RUSSO DURING THE PRESENTATION OF HIS FILM "THE GREAT MOVEMENT" AT THE VENICE FESTIVAL.TRANSLATIONI chose this title because I feel there a lot of big movements inside the movie, the one in the city, the one in the system itself, the capitalism that sustains the whole world.The movie is a tribute and a dialogue to the movies in the 1920's, big symphonies of the city, I'm interested in recovering old things, forgotten things about the movies, which are not used anymore.In this covid era, we are starting to see this capitalism system being questioned.
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