dick,

They ALL sound like interesting films. Oh, and MM films are definitely
documentaries and NOT "documentaries".

On Jul 31, 1:50 am, dick thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
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>   Moore movie to compete at Venice
>
> Michael Moore
> Moore's other films include Sicko and Bowling for Columbine
>
> *Capitalism, the latest documentary from Fahrenheit 9/11 director
> Michael Moore, features in the official competition at this year's
> Venice Film Festival.*
>
> The film, in which Moore looks at the global economic meltdown, is one
> of 23 titles up for the Golden Lion award.
>
> Others include Werner Herzog's remake of The Bad Lieutenant, starring
> Nicolas Cage, and Survival of the Dead, George A Romero's latest zombie
> thriller.
>
> The 66th Venice International Film Festival runs from 2 to 12 September.
>
> This year's event will see John Lasseter and his fellow Pixar directors
> receive a special award for their animated features.
>
> Toy Story 3D will screen out of competition at the festival, as will a
> new 3D version of Toy Story 2.
>
> *Iconoclastic*
>
> US fashion designer Tom Ford also features in the competition line-up
> with his directorial debut, A Single Man.
>
> Colin Firth and Julianne Moore appear in the film, alongside Nicholas
> Hoult from TV show Skins.
>
> Also up for the Golden Lion is The Road, an adaptation of Cormac
> McCarthy's post-apocalyptic bestseller starring Viggo Mortensen and
> Charlize Theron.
>
> George Clooney
> George Clooney is a regular visitor to the world's oldest film festival
>
> No British films are in contention this year, though Liverpool-born
> director Alex Cox does feature in the Orrizonti sidebar section.
>
> The iconoclastic filmmaker will be premiering Repo Chick, a sequel to
> his 1984 cult classic Repo Man.
>
> George Clooney, star of last year's opening film Burn After Reading, is
> back this year in The Men Who Stare at Goats.
>
> Directed by regular collaborator Grant Heslov, the satirical drama will
> screen out of competition.
>
> Venice is the world's oldest film festival, having been founded in 1932
> in the Mussolini era.
>
> Oscar-winning director Ang Lee will chair this year's jury, which will
> also feature US filmmaker Joe Dante and French actress Sandrine Bonnaire.
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