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Venice 2006 / Critics Week

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6 articles available in total starting from 17/08/2006. Last article published on 08/09/2006.

Dito Montiel winner

The jury of the 21st International Critics Week – made up of Fabrizio Grosoli, Cristiana Paternò and Erfan Rashid – has unanimously awarded the International Critics Week Best Film prize of €3,000...  

08/09/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics Week

A woman a day keeps the doctor away

After the invasion of Cannes and Karlovy Vary, My One and Onlies (Egyetleneim), another discovery from a young Hungarian director, was presented as part of the Critics Week on the Venetian Lido....  

07/09/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics' Week

Who’s afraid of the big bad hyena?

Polish director Grzegorz Lewandowski makes his feature debut with the children’s horror story Hyena (Hiena), which was presented as part of the International Critics Week on the Venetian Lido...  

07/09/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics Week

Premonition premieres to applause for Darroussin

Critics Week kicked off in style this year on Lido. The same grand style behind the directorial debut of actor Jean Pierre Darroussin, one of the most familiar faces, even abroad, of French...  

01/09/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics Week

Darroussin, actor/director of Premonition

The 21st Critics’ Week of the Venice International Film festival opens today with Premonition, the debut French feature by actor Jean-Pierre Darroussin. At 52, the actor has moved behind the...  

30/08/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics’ Week/France

Films on disappearance and searching, but without Italy

Three European, one Argentinean, one Canadian, one Taiwanese and a US film produced by Sting will vie for the award of the International Critics Week (SIC) at the 63rd Venice International Film...  

17/08/2006 | Venice 2006 | Critics Week

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