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All Venice articles – Page 65
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NewsVenice confirms 47 projects for Gap-Financing Market
Feature, documentary, VR, TV projects set for Venice industry strand.
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NewsAnnette Bening to preside over Venice international jury
20th Century Women star becomes first female president for 11 years.
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NewsVenice Film Festival launches VR competition
A total of 18 VR experiences will compete in the strand.
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NewsBreaking Glass acquires Icelandic drama 'Heartsone'
EXCLUSIVE: Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson directed Venice 2016 Queer Lion winner. Separately, FilmRise has acquired Sundance documentary It’s Not Yet Dark.
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Reviews'White Sun': Busan Review
Dir: Deepak Rauniyar. 2016. Nepal. United States. Qatar. Netherlands. 89 mins
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NewsGravitas Ventures acquires 'American Anarchist'
The distributor has picked up worldwide rights from UTA Independent Film Group to Charlie Siskel’s documentary following its Venice Film Festival world premiere.
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News'The War Show', 'Sami Blood' win Venice Days prizes
Documentary The War Show won best film while Sami Blood won the Europa Cinemas Label.
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News'The Woman Who Left' wins Venice Golden Lion
Lav Diaz’s The Woman Who Left from the Philippines won the Golden Lion at the 73rd Venice Film festival on Saturday while Emma Stone claimed the Coppa Volpi best actress prize for La La Land and Oscar Martínez took actor honours for El Ciudadano Ilustre.
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Reviews'The Woman Who Left': Venice Review
Dir/scr/cine/ed. Lav Diaz. The Phillipines, 2016, 226 mins
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FeaturesVenice: Parviz Shahbazi portrays Iranian youth, nods to Kiarostami in 'Malaria'
The Iranian director talks to Screen about capturing contemporary Iranian youth and Tehran in Malaria.
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CommentWATCH: First trailer for Venice premiere 'Are We Not Cats'
EXCLUSIVE: Xander Robin’s feature film debut closes Critics’ Week.
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