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Frederic Maire, Director of Swiss Cinematheque and former Artistic Director of Locarno Film Festival.

Festival Section: Venice Film Market

Director of Swiss Cinematheque and former Artistic Director of the Locarno Film festival, Frederic Maire joins FRED to talk about the films he’s been watching at this year’s Venice Film festival and his role working with movies from the National Film archive.

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed

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Simone Moraldi, ConsultantSimone Moraldi joins FRED to talk aboout the importance of film literacy among young people and the research he has carried out for the British Film Institute in London.

Festival Section: Venice film market

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed

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Naji Abu Nawar (Co-Writer/Director), Jack Fox (Actor), Rupert Lloyd (Producer/Editor), Theeb (Wolf).

Festival Section: Horizons

Talented new filmmaker Naji Abu Nawar brings mesmerisingArabian Western THEEB (Wolf) to the big screen. The movie has been selected for the Horizons (Orizzonti) section of the 71st Venice film festival and FRED’s Amanny Mohamed caught up with Nawar and actor Jack Fox, as well as Rupert Lloyd (producer/editor) when they popped into the studios. Find out what Jack Fox had to say about learning to ride camels, working in the desert and the director tells us how he chanced upon the incredible young non-actor Jacir Eid, who takes the title role in the film.

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed

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Viggo Mortensen, Actor, Loin Des Hommes – Far From men.

Festival Section: Competition – Venezia71

Reporter: Chiara Nicoletti

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David Gordon Green, Director, Manglehorn.

Festival Section: Competition – Venezia 71

Reporter: Chiara Nicoletti

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Chinlin Hseih, Director, Flowers of Taipei.

Festival Section: Venice Classics

From first-time director Chinlin Hseih comes FLOWERS OF TAIPEI – TAIWAN NEW CINEMA, a documentary that, with the help of some fantastic contributors like Olivier Assayas and Palme D’or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul pays homage to some of the innovative, creative Taiwanese directors like Hou Hsiao-Hsien and Edward Yang.

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed

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Fatih Akin, Writer/Director, The Cut.

Festival Section: Main Competition

Fatih Akin, Writer/Director of THE CUT talks to FRED reporter Amanny Mohamed about the controversial subject of the film – Armenian genocide in the early 20th Century. The film is in main competition at this year’s 71st Venice film festival.

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed

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Karel Och, Artistic Director, Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

Karel Och, Artistic Director of Karlovy Vary film festival pops into FRED studios to chat to Amanny Mohamed about his jury mentoring role with 28 Times Cinema for The LUX Prize, and to find out what films he’s enjoyed so far at this year’s Venice Film festival.

Reporter: Amanny Mohamed.

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Pierr-Paul Puljiz, Producer, The Smell of Us.

Festival Section: Venice Days.

Fred talks to Pierre Paul Puljiz, the producer for Larry Clark’s latest film THE SMELL OF US. We get to know about how Clark’s approach is to filmmaking, and how trusting and instinctive Pierre had to be, to fully support the making of this movie.

Reporter: Nicolò Comotti.

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Peter Hoogendoorn, Director, Between 10 and 12.

Festival Section: Venice Days.

FRED’s Matt Micucci meets filmmaker Peter Hoogendoorn who presented his feature debut BETWEEN 10 AND 12 at the Venice Days section of the 71st Venice Film Festival. A very personal film where the filmmaker tells the story that closely resembles his own life experiences as he tells the real time tale of a family being told of the death of a daughter and sister in a car accident between the titular hours of 10 and 12 in the morning.

Reporter: Matt Micucci.

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