“Maria”, la nueva biopic de Pablo Larraín, esta vez centrada en la vida de la cantante de ópera Maria Callas, es parte de la competencia oficial del Festival de Venecia. El certamen, que se realizará entre el 28 de agosto y el 7 de septiembre en la isla de Lido, también cuenta con la presencia de esperadas producciones como “”Joker: Folie à Deux,” “The Room Next Door,” de Pedro Almodóvar y “Queer,” Luca Guadagnino, entre otras.
La nueva película biográfica de Pablo Larraín sobre Maria Callas, “Maria”, protagonizada por Jolie, viene a cerrar su trilogía biográfica sobre mujeres “fuertes” en el siglo XX. Las dos anteriores biopics trágicas de Larraín – «Spencer», protagonizada por Kristen Stewart en el papel de la princesa Diana, y «Jackie», con Natalie Portman como Kennedy Onassis- se estrenaron también en el Lido.
El año pasado, recordemos que Larraín se llevó el premio al Mejor Guion por la notable cinta “El Conde”.
Lista de películas participantes en Venecia 2024:
COMPETENCIA OFICIAL
“The Room Next Door,” Pedro Almodóvar (Spain)
“Campo di Battaglia,” Gianni Amelio (Italy)
“Leurs Enfants Après Eux,” Ludovic Bouckherma, Zoran Boukherma (France)
“The Brutalist,” Brady Corbet (U.K.)
“The Quiet Son,” Delphine Coulin, Muriel Coulin (France)
“Vermiglio,” Maura Delpero (Italy, France, Belgium)
“Sicilian Letters,” Fabio Grassadonia, Antonio Piazza (Italy, France)
“Queer,” Luca Guadagnino (Italy, U.S.)
“Love,” Dag Johan Haugerud (Norway)
“April,” Dea Kulumbegashvili (Georgia, France, Italy)
“The Order,” Justin Kurzel (Canada)
“Maria,” Pablo Larrain (Italy, Germany)
“Trois Amies,” Emmanuel Mouret (France)
“Kill the Jockey,” Luis Ortega (Argentina, Spain)
“Joker: Folie à Deux,” Todd Phillips (U.S.)
“Babygirl,” Halina Reijn (U.S.)
“I’m Still Here,” Walter Salles (Brazil, France)
“Diva Futura,” Giulia Louise Steigerwalt (Italy)
“Harvest,” Athina Rachel Tsangari (U.K., Germany, Greece, France, U.S.)
“Youth – Homecoming,” Wang Bing (France, Luxembourg, Netherlands)
“Stranger Eyes,” Yeo Siew Hua (Singapore, Taipei, France, U.S.)
FUERA DE COMPETENCIA – FICCIÓN
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” Tim Burton (U.S., U.K.) – Opening Film
“L’Orto Americano,” Pupi Avati (Italy) — Closing Film
“Il Tempo Che Ci Vuole,” Francesca Comencini (Italy, France)
“Phantosmia,” Lav Diaz (Philippines)
“Maldoror,” Fabrice Du Welz (Belgium, France)
“Broken Rage,” Takeshi Kitano (Japan)
“Baby Invasion,” Harmony Korine (U.S.)
“Cloud,” Kurosawa Kiyoshi (Japan)
“Finalement,” Claude Lelouch (France)
“Wolfs,” Jon Watts (U.S.)
“Se Posso Permettermi Capitolo II,” Marco Bellocchio (Italy)
“Allégorie Citadine,” Alice Rohrwacher, JR (France)
FUERA DE COMPETENCIA SERIES
“Disclaimer,” Alfonso Cuaron (U.K., U.S.)
“The New Years,” Rodrigo Sorogoyen Del Amo, Sandra Romero, David Martín De Los Santos (Spain)
“Families Like Ours,” Thomas Vinterberg (Denmark, France, Sweden, Czech Republic, Norway, Germany)
“M: Son of the Century,” Joe Wright (Italy, France)
FUERA DE COMPETENCIA -NO FICCIÓN
“Apocalypse in the Tropics,” Petra Costa (Brazil)
“Bestiari, Erbari, Lapidari,” Massimo D’Anolfi, Martina Parenti (Italy, Switzerland)
“Why War,” Amos Gitai (Israel, France)
“2073,” Asif Kapadia (U.K.)
“One to One: John & Yoko,” Kevin Macdonald, Sam Rice Edwards (U.K.)
“Separated,” Errol Morris (U.S., Mexico)
“Israel Palestine on Swedish TV 1958-1989,” Göran Hugo Olsson (Sweden, Finland, Denmark)
“Russians at War,” Anastasia Trofimova (France, Canada)
“Twst/Things We Said Today,” Andrei Ujica (France, Romania)
“Songs of Slow Burning Earth,” Olha Zhurba (Ukraine, Denmark, Sweden)
“Riefenstahl,” Andres Veiel (Germany)
FUERA DE COMPETENCIA — PROYECCIONES ESPECIALES
“Leopardi. Il Poeta Dell’Infinito” (Parts 1 and 2), Sergio Rubini (Italy)
“Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World” (2003), Peter Weir (U.S.)
“Beauty Is Not a Sin,” Nicolas Winding Refn (Italy, Denmark)
HORIZONTES
“Nonostante,” Valerio Mastandrea (Italy) – Opening Film
“Quiet Life,” Alexandros Avranas (France, Germany, Sweden, Greece, Estonia, Finland
“Mon Inséparable,” Anne-Sophie Bailly (France)
“Aïcha,” Mehdi Barsaoui (Tunisia, France, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Qatar)
“Happy Holidays,” Scandar Copti (Germany, Italy, Qatar)
“Familia,” Francesco Costabile (Italy)
“One of Those Days When Hemme Dies,” Murat Firatoglu (Turkey)
“Familiar Touch,” Sarah Friedland (U.S.)
“Marco,” Jon Garraño, Aitor Arregi (Spain)
“Carissa,” Jason Jacobs, Devon Delmar (South Africa)
“Wishing on a Star,” Péter Kerekes – Documentary – (Italy, Croatia, Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic)
“Mistress Dispeller,” – Documentary – Elizabeth Lo (China)
“The New Year That Never Came,” Bogdan Muresanu (Romania, Serbia)
“Pooja, Sir,” Deepak Rauniyar (Nepal, U.S., Norway)
“Of Dogs and Men,” Dani Rosenberg (Israel, Italy)
“Pavements,” Alex Ross Perry (U.S.)
“Happyend,” Neo Sora (Japan, U.S.)
“L’Attachement,” Carine Tardieu (France, Belgium)
“Diciannove,” Giovanni Tortorici (Italy, U.K.)
HORIZONTES EXTRA
“September 5,” Tim Fehlbaum (Germany)
“Vittoria,” Alessandro Cassignoli, Casey Kauffman (Italy)
“Le Mohican,” Frédéric Farrucci (France)
“Seeking Haven for Mr. Rambo,” Khaled Mansour (Egypt, Saudi Arabia)
“La Storia Del Frank e Della Nina,” Paola Randi (Italy, Switzerland)
“The Witness,” Nader Saeivar (Germany, Austria)
“After Party,” Vojtech Strakaty (Czech Republic)
“Edge of Night,” Türker Süer (Germany, Turkey)
“King Ivory,” John Swab (U.S.)
