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An intense film thrilled Venice: "Un bon petit soldat"

Observador11 September 2026 at 11:44

An intense film called "Un bon petit soldat" conquered the Venice Film Festival. The work was directed by Stéphane Brizé and starred Vincent London and Alba Rohrwacher as protagonists, forming a new shot-reverse-shot sequence that caught the attention of the audience and critics at the event.

Brizé's film was considered a strong candidate for the festival's awards, demonstrating the cinematic quality that has marked the director's presence at major international film showcases.

Nicolas Pariser also presented his contribution at the festival, standing out among the directors present in Venice during this period of cinematic competition.

The Russian project "DAU" drew attention for its unique strangeness, representing an aesthetic and narrative approach completely different from the other works on display at the festival.

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