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PODCAST | Antriani Ioannou  – 27 Times Cinema #Venezia79

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PODCAST | Ana Marija Hauko – 27 Times Cinema #Venezia79

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PODCAST | Ana Marija Hauko – 27 Times Cinema #Venezia79

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PODCAST | Adrian Enescu – 27 Times Cinema #Venezia79

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PODCAST | Angelo Acerbi and Chiara Nicoletti interviews director Céline Sciamma, winner of the FRED Award 2022.

Céline Sciamma, recipient of the FRED Award 2022, talks with Angelo Acerbi and Chiara Nicoletti about her filmaking craft, her career and her experience as Head Of Jury at Giornate degli Autori.

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PODCAST | Angelo Acerbi and Chiara Nicoletti interviews actress Tessa Thompson, winner of the FRED Award 2022.

Tessa Thompson talks with Angelo Acerbi and Chiara Nicoletti on the reception of the FRED Award 2022, about what it means to be an actress, what involves and why it is so important to do it in these times.

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PODCAST | Angelo Acerbi interviews Evelyn Regner, Vice President of the European parliament.

Evelyn Regner, Vice President of the European parliament and Responsible for the Lux prize, talks about the importance of it in its philosophy, its development and the mission that justifies it.

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PODCAST | Laura Della Corte interviews Isabella Carbonell, director of the film Dogborn.

In the interwiev with Isabella Carbonell, director of Dogborn, in the section Settimana Internazionale della Critica, we talked about the dream of the protagonists, the terrifying and heartbreaking atmosphere, in which they must choose their moral values.

Dogborn: Homeless and invisible – the Twins are constantly struggling to survive. The sister is a ticking time bomb; her screams are loud. The brother, on the other hand, doesn’t speak, but rather screams inwards. Their dream of a real home leads to an unexpected job opportunity that sounds simple enough: transport goods from point A to point B. But when the goods appear in the form of two young girls, the unspeakable happens: a rift suddenly occurs between Brother and Sister. Over the course of two intense days the twins are forced to make a life-altering decision: how far are they willing to go in their quest for a better future?

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PODCAST | Laura Della Corte interviews Vahid Jalivvand, director of the film Shab, Dakheli, Divar – Beyond the Wall.

In the interwiev with Vahid Jalivvand, director of Beyond the Wall, in the section Concorso Venezia 79, we talked about how to give to a public wound by misfortunes and cruelty the hope to stand up and live again.

Shab, Dakheli, Divar – Beyond the Wall: Ali, a blind man, is attempting to commit suicide when he is interrupted by the concierge of his building. He is informed that the police are in search of a woman who has escaped and hidden somewhere in the building. Little by little, Ali finds out that the fugitive woman, Leila, is inside his apartment. After participating in a workers’ protest that led to chaos, she is distraught about her four-year-old son who was lost when she was taken in a police van. Gradually, Ali becomes emotionally attached to her. Wishing to flee reality, helping Leila becomes a refuge in his own world of imagination.

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PODCAST | Laura Della Corte interviews Mihai Mincan, director of the film To the North.

In the interview with Mihai Mincan, director of To the North, in the section Orizzonti, we talked about the choiche to help or not a stowaway on board, with relate moral and religious issues.

To the North: Based on a true story. 1996, open sea. During his shift on a transatlantic ship’s deck, Joel, a religious Filipino sailor, discovers Dumitru, a Romanian stowaway hidden between some containers. If he is spotted by the Taiwanese officers running the vessel, Dumitru risks being thrown overboard. Joel decides to hide him, as a sign of his gratitude towards God. Soon, a dangerous cat and mouse game begins. When his crew, his own friends, even God itself start to turn their backs on him, Joel learns that he has to face his cruel destiny alone.

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