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Venice, today's program: Ellen Burstyn Leone at the race and strippers in the race.
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Venice, today's program: Ellen Burstyn Leone at the race and strippers in the race.

The article provides an overview of the programming schedule for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, highlighting several films in competition. It features 'L’Estranea' by Paolo Strippoli, which explores a mysterious family secret involving an outsider. Also in competition is 'Look Back' by Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda, focusing on two teenage girls pursuing their dream of becoming manga authors. The festival honors Ellen Burstyn with the Leone d’oro alla Carriera award, celebrating her illustrious career. Burstyn stars in the short film 'Flesh Impact,' directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, who also serves as president of the international jury. Additionally, Tommaso Landucci’s debut film 'I Figli della Scimmia' premieres at the Orizzonti section, exploring themes of fatherhood and familial bonds.

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Venice, today's program: Ellen Burstyn Leone at the race and strippers in the race.

The article provides an overview of the programming schedule for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, highlighting several films in competition. It features 'L’Estranea' by Paolo Strippoli, which explores a mysterious family secret involving an outsider. Also in competition is 'Look Back' by Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda, focusing on two teenage girls pursuing their dream of becoming manga authors. The festival honors Ellen Burstyn with the Leone d’oro alla Carriera award, celebrating her illustrious career. Burstyn stars in the short film 'Flesh Impact,' directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, who also serves as president of the international jury. Additionally, Tommaso Landucci’s debut film 'I Figli della Scimmia' premieres at the Orizzonti section, exploring themes of fatherhood and familial bonds.

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