From the opening speech as a presenter, to the pro-gaza event scheduled for Saturday 30 August in which he will participate as a private town, here is what the Roman actress told us, landed in Venice a few hours after the official start of the 82.But International Film Festival. Sky Tg24 service
Emanuela Fanelli (PHOTO) announced last July as a presenter of the opening and closing evenings of the 82nd edition of the International Film Festival which officially opens on Wednesday 27 August, landed at the Lido of Venice in the late morning and after being welcomed by the director of the Alberto Barbera event, in front of the microphones of Sky Tg24, he tells how he is experiencing his role as a presenter. “I would like to be able to say very well, instead I have anxiety and it is all a concern, but in life you have to downsize, so we are all serene and hopefully well”.
The opening speech and participation in the Venice4palestine event
The Roman actress and comic, without frills, nor turns of words, as in her style, confesses that for the official speech, she has tried to be faithful to herself and her tones while remaining respectful of the opening ceremonial: “I will talk about the cinema and above all how much cinema can move the human part of all of us. In this moment of beautiful there is very little. From tomorrow evening we will be in the middle of the beauty, art and also the lightness of glamor and is a short circuit that at the moment embarrasses me a lot. “Fanelli will be present at pro-gaza event With the slogan “Stop to Genocide – Palestine Libera“ scheduled for Saturday 30: “I will go as a private town that participates and fully marries the cause and pain for this horror we are witnessing”.
Alberto Barbera: “Attentive to the protest but no censorship”
In view of the events announced for next Saturday 30 August, Barbera clarified the position of the exhibition: “We are not inattentive to what happens around us. This is also demonstrated by the selection of the films we have done. We are against any form of censorship”. The director’s words suggest an availability for listening, without preliminary closures. “We will be very attentive to what will happen and certainly not closed” he added, referring to the requests raised by the protest (VIDEO).
