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“The Wizard of the Kremlin”, interview with actors Paul Dano and Jude Law Chiara Nicoletti
Olivier Assayas presents his new film, The Wizard of the Kremlin at the 82° Venice International Film Festival competition.
Based on Giuliano da Empoli’s novel, the film tells the story of Vadim Baranov, the unofficial advisor to a former KGB agent destined to seize absolute power, the man who will soon be known as “The Tsar”, Vladimir Putin.
The Wizard of the Kremlin sees Paul Dano in the role of Vadim Baranov and Jude Law impersonating Vladimir Putin.
Paul Dano’s character is a fantasy character and only loosely based on real life Putin’s advisor Vladislav Surkov. The actor explains: “Surkov’s backstory is so different from Vadim Baranov. So no matter what, I would not be able to arrive at him”.
As for Jude Law’s challenging role playing Putin, the actor, who’s back in Venice after presenting last year The Order ( as the protagonist and producer) reveals: “I think one of the wonderful opportunities in acting and telling stories is to play different characters that you might learn something about yourself from or indeed about the the process of acting”.
Russia, early 1990s. The USSR has collapsed. Amid the chaos of a country rebuilding itself, a fiercely intelligent young man, Vadim Baranov, is charting his path. First, an avant-garde artist, then a reality TV show producer, he becomes the unofficial advisor to a former KGB agent destined to seize absolute power, the man who will soon be known as “The Tsar”, Vladimir Putin.
Immersed in the heart of the system, Baranov becomes the spin doctor of the new Russia, shaping
speeches, fantasies and perceptions. Yet one figure remains beyond his control: Ksenia, a free-spirited and elusive woman who embodies the possibility of escape — far from political influence and domination. Fifteen years later, after retreating into silence, Baranov agrees to talk. What he reveals blurs the boundaries between truth and fiction, belief and strategy. The Wizard of the Kremlin is a descent into the dark corridors of power, a film where every word serves a scheme.
Werner Herzog, at the Venice Film Festival to present his last documentary "Ghost Elephants", also received the Lifetime Achievement award. We talked about both things , before the world premiere of the film
Zheng Yi Sao: AI-generated cinema is here! Chen Zhuo shares the secrets behind this project and the decentralized creative revolution.
Il direttore artistico della 82° Mostra di Venezia, Alberto Barbera, illustra il programma e ricorda come il cinema ci aiuti a capire cosa sta succedendo nel mondo
The order, in the 81st Venice competition, sees Jude Law as a veteran FBI agent fighting a group of white supremacists.
Frankenstein, in competition at Venice 82, is Del Toro’s dream come true and sees Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth and Oscar Isaac entering his universe.
Giornate degli Autori - Venezia
Lana Daher's "Do You Love Me" is a heartfelt archival film blending personal memory and social commentary, a vivid reflection on Lebanon’s identity.
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Discover "Vainilla", a heartfelt family drama by director Mayra Hermosillo, exploring identity, emotional vulnerability, and authenticity through a compelling story of women fighting to save their home.
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