Ferrari stars Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz may attend the 2023 Venice Film Festival in support of the film, following a promotional permit granted by the Hollywood Actors Union.
concludedagreement among manufacturers ferrarithe director’s upcoming biopic Michael Mannand the SAG-AFTRA union. Despite this strike continues, movie got permission to advertisewhich means that stars Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz could attend the Venice Film Festival. Venice 2023 with Mann, where the film will have its world premiere in competition, and then he will close the New York Film Festival.
The reason for the syndicate’s license is that the film is produced by an independent company called Neon. Ferrari isn’t the first major game to benefit from this, as permission to promote the film has already been granted. DogMan Luc Besson e unknown countryperformed by Lily Gladstone. But this is by far the most highly anticipated and noble film ever, with an all-star cast that also includes Shailene Woodley, Patrick Dempsey, Jack O’Connell and Gabrielle Leone, among others. However, there is always a risk that it is the talents who will turn down promotions in solidarity with their peers, so nothing is guaranteed at the moment.
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Editor Pietro Scalia, a guest at the currently ongoing Locarno Film Festival 2023, clarified that Ferrari will not be a biopic, contrary to what many believe. In Mann’s film, set on Christmas Day 1957, former F1 driver Enzo Ferrari is in crisis. The company he and his wife Laura (Penelope Cruz) built from scratch ten years earlier is on the brink of bankruptcy. Their rocky marriage is torn apart by grief over the loss of their only son, and the former pilot must deal with the confession of Lena Lardy’s illegitimate daughter. The passion of racers to win pushes them to the limit. All their destinies converge in one race, the insidious Mille Miglia.
Michael Mann’s film is inspired by the autobiographical novel by Brock Yates. Enzo Ferrari: Man and Machine.