The Venice Film Festival has announced its lineup for the upcoming September event, featuring Robert Pattinson's film 'Primetime,' which explores a controversial reality TV show, and a four-hour documentary on Elon Musk directed by Alex Gibney. The festival will showcase 20 competing films, including works by notable directors like Martin McDonagh and Florian Zeller, and will highlight international talent such as Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Koreeda and South Korean director Lee Chang-dong. This year’s festival lacks significant Hollywood involvement, a trend observed at other European film festivals. Notable entries include a documentary on Oasis and a film about Rupert Murdoch's influence on British media.
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