Jude Leo AS Putin earns wizard Kremljska ovation in the Venetian Prime Minister

“Kremlin Wizard“A political thriller who acts Jude Lion As Vladimir Putin and Paul as his former right man and spin-doctor Vadim Baranov, they earned an extremely enthusiastic 10-minute permanent ovation at this year’s Venice Film Festival.

While the film belonged to Danova, which was moistened on applause, it was old re-law that gave the audience to the cause for screams “Bravo!” Actor – Sporting white Tukska jacket – radiated and applauded, just pausing hugs Olivier Assaya. The director worked well with the audience, climbing seats behind him to hug various members of the film team and walking down the steps to show his appreciation for lively. Meanwhile, Alicia Vikander, playing Baranov’s romantic interest of Xenia, wiped tears as the ovation continued.

In the beginning of the 1990s, the Soviet Union, “the Kremlin Wizard” follows the fictional character of the producer of reality Vadim Baranov, which unexpectedly becomes a doctor of Spin Putin, former KGB officer and promising in the Russian Federation. Tom Sturridge and Jeffrey Vright round the role.

Assays (“Personal Customer”) directed and co-written “The Kremlin Wizard”, was renovated from the same name Giuliano to Empoli. Although a fictional account, the story reinforced relevance in the middle of Russian continued full scale in Ukraine. Recently after the meeting with President Donald Trump, which works on cobblestones to gather a peace agreement between two nations.

“In addition to passion people who move navigating dangerous fluxes of modern policies, we see a strong cinematic opinion of history in making,” Assays said when the film announced. “It’s a drama; it’s an action; it’s about trying to inflict the sense of chaos that transforms the most difficult disturbing ways.”

Assayas was last on Lido with a “VASP network since 2019”, spy drama matches Penelope Cruz, Edgar Ramirez, Ana de Armas and Gael Garcia Bernal. The law was attended by 2024. Release Venice with the “Order” crime triller in which he presented an FBI agent, which is in the 80s.