The film, a thriller starring Richard Dormer, is produced by Skopia Film and supported by the Polish Film Institute. This is Skolimowski’s fourth film to screen in competition in Venice.
The Czech Republic is represented in the main competition by Marguerite a France, Czech, Belgian coproduction directed by Xavier Giannoli. The period drama about an opera singer was coproduced by Czech production outfit Sirena Film and shot in the Czech Republic.
In the Orizzonti section the Interruption a Greek, French and Croatian coproduction directed by Yorgos Zois will screen. The film was coproduced in Croatia by JDP in association with Nukleus Film and supported by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre .
Romania and Bulgaria weigh in as coproducers of the Venice Critics Week Competition entry Banat/Il Viaggio an Italian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Macedonian coproduction directed by Adriano Valerio. The film is coproduced in Romania by Ada Solomon’s Parada Film and ARS Digital Studio in Bulgaria.
COMPETITION
Abluka/Frenzy (Turkey, France, Qatar)
Directed by Emin Alper
Heart of a Dog (USA)
Directed by Laurie Anderson
Sangue del mio sangue (Italy, France, Switzerland)
Directed by Marco Bellocchio
Looking for Grace (Australia)
Directed by Sue Brooks
Equals (USA)
Directed by Drake Doremus
Remember (Canada, Germany)
Directed by Atom Egoyan
Beasts of No Nation (USA)
Directed by Cary Fukunaga
Per amor vostro (Italy, France)
Directed by Giuseppe M Gaudino
Marguerite (France, Czech Republic, Belguim)
Directed by Xavier Giannoli
Coproduction: Sirena Film
Rabin, the Last Day (Israel, France)
Directed by Amos Gitai
A Bigger Splash (Italy, France)
Directed by Luca Guadagnino
The Endless River (South Africa, France)
Directed by Oliver Hermanus
The Danish Girl (UK, USA)
Directed by Tom Hooper
Anomalisa (USA)
Directed by Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson
L’attesa (Italy, France)
Directed by Piero Messina
11 minut/ 11 Minutes (Poland, Ireland)
Directed by Jerzy Skolimowski
Produced by Skopia Film and Element Film
Supported by Polish Film Institute
Francofonia (France, Germany, Netherlands)
Directed by Aleksandr Sokurov
El Clan (Argentina, Spain)
Directed by Pablo Trapero
Desde Alla/ From Afar (Venezuela)
Directed by Lorenzo Vigas
L’hermine (France)
Directed by Christian Vincent
Behemoth (China, France)
Directed by Zhao Liang
ORIZZONTI
Madame Courage (Algeria, France, United Arab Emirates, Qatar)
Directed by Merzak Allouache
A Copy of My Mind (Indonesia, South Korea)
Directed by Joko Anwar
Pecore in erba (Italy)
Directed by Alberto Caviglia
Interruption (Greece, France, Croatia)
Directed by Yorgos Zois
Coproduction in Croatia with JDP in association with Nukleus Film
Supported by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC).
Tempete (France)
Directed by Samuel Collardey
The Childhood of a Leader (United Kingdom, Hungary, Belgium, France)
Directed by Brady Corbet
Italian Gangster (Italy)
Directed by Renato De Maria
Wednesday (Iran)
Directed by Vahid Jalilvand
Mountain (Israel, Denmark)
Directed by Yaelle Kayam
A War (Denmark)
Directed by Tobias Lindholm
Interrogation (India)
Directed by Vetri Maaran
Free in Deed (USA, New Zealand)
Directed byJake Mahaffy
Boi Neon (Brazil, Uruguay, Netherlands)
Directed by Gabriel Mascaro
Man Down (USA)
Directed by Dito Montiel
Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me? (Israel, France)
Directed by Hadar Morag
Un monstruo de mil cabezas/A Monster With 1000 Heads (Mexico)
Directed by Rodrigo Pla
Mate-me por favour (Brazil, Argentina)
Directed by Anita Rocha Da Silveira
Taj Mahal (France, Belguim)
Directed by Nicolas Saada
Interruption (Greece, France, Croatia)
Directed by Yorgos Zois
VENICE CRITICS WEEK COMPETITION
Ana yurdu/ Motherland (Turkey, Greece)
Directed by Senem Tuzen
Banat/Il viaggio (Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia)
Directed by Adriano Valerio
Coproduced by Parada Film and ARS Digital Studio
Kalo Pothi/ The Black Hen (Nepal, France, Germany)
Directed by Min Bahadur Bham
Light Years (UK)
Directed by Esther May Campbell
Montanha (Portugal, France)
Directed by João Salaviza
The Return (Singapore)
Directed by Green Zeng
Tanna (Australia, Vanuatu)
Directed by Martin Butler and Bentley Dean
Banat/Il viaggio (Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia)
Directed by Adriano Valerio
Coproduced by Parada Film and ARS Digital Studio
Supported bythe Romanian National Film Centre, the Bulgarian National Film Cente
