Gus Van Dead’s dead wire encompassed Venice with 11-minute ovations

Colman Domingo got foggy Gus Van SantThe new film, the dead man’s stroller, was electrified by Venice with 11-minute ovations on Tuesday. Domingo, which contains a film 70’s-set film as a smooth radio DJ that becomes a key component in the hostage negotiations, also filed a crowd with the chances of “Gus! Gus!” While Van Sant looked at the pride.

“Wire” of a dead man “leads Bill Skarsgard in the power plant, turned as an aspiring of a folk hero who wants an attacker for the little city. As it was discovered during the Film Press Conference Earlier on Tuesday, Skarsgard failed to transfer the Prime Minister because it was in production on a new film.

Directed by Van Sant and wrote Austin Colodley, the film shows the situation in real life in 1977. The Tony Kiritsis (Dacre Montgomery), and then requested $ 5 million, nor charges or prosecution and the prosecution.

Miha’la, Car Elves, John Robinson and Al Pacino round the outflow of the film, which is screening outside the competition. Pacino was also not on Lido, but the rest of the casting was present and gathered audiences for Van Sant, who surveyed the crowd during the ovation and at one point checking his watch at one point.

The American independent film pillar, Van Sant is the most famous for “My Private Head of Sean Penn” Milk “and” It will be a good hunt “, which has launched a career since then 20-something of 20-something that is Ben Affleck and Matt Deamon.

They contribute to the cinema and the other, 73-year-old film film, before the “dead man” screening, also honored with Campari’s passion for the Prime Minister’s film. Venice Film Festival Alberto Barra chief described Van Sant as a “unique film creator” with a deeply independent perspective (s) of an outstanding connection ability with an audience. ”

“His cinema is freely moving between the Hollywood system and Cinema D’esai,” Barbera said, who never limited them, and they remain at their disposal and remain faithfully to a bold and always developing a personal vision

“Campari, it’s a drink I have,” Van Sant said after accepting the award, encouraging urging laughter. “Venice has always been a great place to arrive and show movies. It is one of the oldest institutions, so it is great here.”