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The Wait

The Wait

by Piero Messina
 

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Juliette and The Wait

VENICE 2015: Juliette Binoche is the star of the debut by Piero Messina, an elegant drama set in modern-day Sicily 

"My film is built on the power of suggestion and memory"

Interview: Piero Messina • Director

"My film is built on the power of suggestion and memory"

VENICE 2015: The debut film of Italian director Piero Messina, The Wait, is in competition at the Venice Film Festival 

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international title: The Wait
original title: L'attesa
country: Italy, France
sales agent: Pathé International
year: 2015
directed by: Piero Messina
screenplay: Giacomo Bendotti, Ilaria Macchia, Andrea Paolo Massara, Piero Messina
cast: Juliette Binoche, Lou de Laâge, Domenico Diele, Giorgio Colangeli, Antonio Folletto, Giovanni Anzaldo, Corinna Locastro

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Venice Film Festival 2015Venezia 72, Leoncino d'Oro Agiscuola per il Cinema Award, SIGNIS Award Special Mention
BFI London Film Festival 2015 
Stockholm International Film Festival 2015 
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