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Venice 2016 / Venice Days

13 articles available in total starting from 26/07/2016. Last article published on 09/09/2016.

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The Venice Days Award goes to The War Show

The Venice Days Award goes to The War Show

VENICE 2016: The jury, comprising those taking part in 28 Times Cinema, has awarded the Danish-Finnish documentary about a group of friends devastated by Syrian repression  

09/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Review: Sámi Blood

Review: Sámi Blood

VENICE 2016: The first film by Sweden's Amanda Kernell tells the vibrant tale of a young Lapp girl who dreams of a different life and distances herself from her community with great anguish  

09/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Worldly Girl: The love that will set you free

Worldly Girl: The love that will set you free

VENICE 2016: Marco Danieli’s debut film enters into the stiff world of Jehovah’s Witnesses through the story of a young woman who is prevented from living  

08/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

The Road to Mandalay: Being an illegal immigrant in Bangkok

The Road to Mandalay: Being an illegal immigrant in Bangkok

VENICE 2016: A young woman and the odyssey she goes through to obtain a work permit are at the centre of the latest film by rising Asian film star Midi Z, co-produced by France and Germany  

06/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Indivisible: Separating to grow

Indivisible: Separating to grow

VENICE 2016: Two years on from Perez, Edoardo De Angelis returns to Venice with a story of harmony and separation, centring on two conjoined twins who discover they could be separated  

05/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Polina: Hitting your stride

Polina: Hitting your stride

VENICE 2016: Young actress Anastasia Shevtsova is the splendid lead in Angelin Preljocaj and Valérie Müller's film, which tells a story of passion and artistic development in the world of dance  

04/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Quit Staring at My Plate: Family as a prison

Quit Staring at My Plate: Family as a prison

VENICE 2016: Croatian director Hana Jušić makes her feature debut with the story of a young woman oppressed by her strange and brutish relatives, as she longs for a breath of fresh air  

03/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

Heartstone: The summer that will change your life

Heartstone: The summer that will change your life

VENICE 2016: Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson’s debut film centres around two teenagers in the delicate and cruel transition to adulthood, and is the first Icelandic film to feature at the festival  

02/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

The War Show: An intimate look at the revolution

The War Show: An intimate look at the revolution

VENICE 2016: Obaidah Zytoon and Andreas Dalsgaard’s documentary, which centres around a group of friends who are bowled over by the Syrian repression, opened the 13th edition of Venice Days  

01/09/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

One more time, 28 Times Cinema

One more time, 28 Times Cinema

The initiative helmed by the LUX Film Prize, Cineuropa, Europa Cinemas and Venice Days will whisk 28 young film lovers away to the Lido to form the jury of the Venice Days  

31/08/2016 | Venice 2016 | Venice Days

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