Alberto Barbera
Alberto Barbera is an influential Italian film director and the artistic director of the Venice Film Festival. He is known for his efforts to modernize the festival and promote inclusivity within the film industry. Recently, Barbera announced a shift in terminology at the festival, replacing the term 'madrina' (female godmother) with 'conduttrici' (female presenters), emphasizing a more active and equitable role for women in the event.
Born on Jan 01, 1950 (75 years old)
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Italy:
Alberto Barbera remembered Redford as a global cinema icon and shared a personal memory of him.
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Brazil:
Alberto Barbera is the director of the Venice Film Festival, where Fernanda Torres served on the jury.
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Ukraine:
Alberto Barbera was the director of the Venice Film Festival for 24 years.
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Germany:
Alberto Barbera, the festival director, commented on the thematic coherence of the festival's program.
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Greece:
Alberto Barbera predicted that the film would have a strong impact on the audience.
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France:
Alberto Barbera is the artistic director who announced the return to a cinema of reality at the Venice Film Festival.
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Latvia:
Alberto Barbera is the festival director who confirmed the festival's political neutrality.
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Spain:
Alberto Barbera is the artistic director of the Venice Film Festival who chose to include 'La voz de Hind' in the competition.
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Monaco:
Alberto Barbera warned that the film would have a strong impact on the audience.
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Slovenia:
Alberto Barbera stated that the festival would not withdraw invitations to certain actors.
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