Here We Are Episode 80 Venice International Film Festival, between red carpets, events and presentationsseventh art intends to once again become the center of history and modernity, telling about life through world-famous films, actors and directors.
Here are the 5 most anticipated films showcasing the superb quality of kermes’ work, not to be missed.
“Killer” by David Fincher
Back to Basics by David Fincher psychologically advanced thriller starring Michael Fassbender and Tilda Swinton. A cold, lonely man waits in the shadows, looking out for his next target. Icy and perfectly saturated with horror, the film promises to be one of the revelations of the competition. What we can then admire on Netflix.
Master Bradley Cooper
The highly anticipated film that will see Bradley Cooper appear on the big screen as a director. traces the life and work of Leonard Bernstayn, an American composer already well known as the first American born conductor and the second best in the world. Between love stories and talent.
Agro Dr1ft
Produced by A24 and starring Travis Scott, who is making his debut as an actor, this film could be a real festival gun with its surreal and psychedelic dimension. It is shot in a whisper through infrared and portends a slight 80-minute condensation. which promises surprises with the sparkling direction of Harmony Korine.
“Beth” by Bertrand Bonello
Directed by Bertrand Bonello. between artificial intelligence and the near futuretalks about emotions that become a threat and DNA that needs to be cleansed, starring Gabrielle (Lea Seydoux) and Louis (George Mackay).
“Order of Time” by Liliana Cavani
Based on and inspired by The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli (Adelphi), he reinforces his synopsis with what happens one evening among friends who, while celebrating a birthday in a villa, discover that the world is about to end. Cast Alessandro Gassman, Claudia Gerini, Edoardo Leo. THATThe film chronicles the Golden Lion for Cavani’s career, which was dutiful.
80th Venice International Film Festival
First row Mauro Lama
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