Every day from the Venice Lido, Rita Di Santo hosts in the studios of FRED Film Radio several film journalists and film critics who will comment on the films in Competition and Out of Competition, the actors and actresses attending the festival, as well as take you into the magical atmosphere of the Venice Film Festival.
Episode n.5 – 4th of September 2023
In this first episode of Global Critics Venice Voice Rita Di Santo hosts Doctor Vera Dika (film critic and professor of Cinema Study) and Brian Viner (The Mail), and they discuss together about the films screened in these days, “Pet Shop Days”, “The Killer” and “La BĂȘte (The Beast)”.
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