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Daily 2025
Techniques, memories and reinventions on the screen of Venice Film Festival
(2025, USA, Greece, 27')
A visual and sonic poem following the streets of Athens with the ghosts of two recently deceased young people: he, a queer Lebanese translator; she, a half-Irish photographer. They wander the city together, finding solace in the challenging beauty of life and its consequences, while the film reflects on memory, mortality, and the passage between past, present, and future.
Internationally renowned screenwriter and director Charlie Kaufman (New York, 1958) made his debut as a screenwriter with Being John Malkovich (1999) by Spike Jonze, winning a BAFTA and earning his first Oscar nomination, followed by Adaptation (2002). With Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) he won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. He debuted as a director with Synecdoche, New York (2008) and in 2015 won the Grand Jury Prize at Venice with Anomalisa. His latest feature is the visionary I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020, Netflix).
Daily 2025
Techniques, memories and reinventions on the screen of Venice Film Festival
Daily 2025
A focus on the American director at Venice 82 with "How to Shoot a Ghost."
