67th Venice International Film Festival

67th Venice International Film Festival

Festival poster
Opening film	Black Swan
Closing film	The Tempest
Location	Venice, Italy
Founded	1932
Awards	Golden Lion: Somewhere
Festival date	1 – 11 September 2010
Website	Website

The 67th annual Venice International Film Festival held in Venice, Italy, took place from 1 to 11 September 2010.[1] American film director and screenwriter Quentin Tarantino was the head of the Jury.[2] The opening film of the festival was Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan,[3] and the closing film was Julie Taymor's The Tempest. John Woo was awarded the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement prior to the start of the Festival.[4]

The Golden Lion was awarded to Somewhere, directed by Sofia Coppola.[5] The Silver Lion Award for Best Director was given to Álex de la Iglesia, for A Sad Trumpet Ballad.

In a break with tradition of limiting a film to receiving no more than one major award, the Special Jury Prize and the Volpi Cup for Best Actor (Vincent Gallo) went to the same film, Jerzy Skolimowski's Essential Killing. In the past, no one film had been given two major awards. Representing the jury, American director Quentin Tarantino appealed to Festival head Marco Müller to alter the rules. This rule change continues to be upheld for future editions of the Festival.[6][7]

Following the Festival, Italian film critic Paolo Mereghetti criticized the decisions that the jury made in awarding prizes, and singled out Tarantino, accusing him of favoritism. He denied the charge.[8][9]

Juries

The international juries of the 67th Venice International Film Festival were composed as follows:[10]

Main Competition (Venezia 67)

• Quentin Tarantino, American filmmaker and actor - Jury President[11]
• Guillermo Arriaga, Mexican filmmaker and producer
• Ingeborga Dapkūnaitė, Lithuanian actress
• Arnaud Desplechin, French filmmaker
• Danny Elfman, American composer, singer, songwriter and record producer
• Luca Guadagnino, Italian filmmaker
• Gabriele Salvatores, Italian filmmaker

Horizons (Orizzonti)

• Shirin Neshat, Iranian visual artist - Jury President[12]
• Raja Amari, Tunisian director and script writer
• Lav Diaz, Filipino filmmaker
• Alexander Horwath, director of the Austrian Film Museum, former director of Viennale
• Pietro Marcello, Italian filmmaker

Opera Prima ("Luigi de Laurentis" Award for a Debut Film)

• Fatih Akin, German filmmaker and producer - Jury President[13]
• Nina Lath Gupta, Indian official of National Film Development Corporation of India
• Stanley Kwan, Hong Kong director and producer
• Samuel Maoz, Israeli director
• Jasmine Trinca, Italian actress

Controcampo Italiano

• Valerio Mastandrea, Italian actor - Jury President[14]
• Susanna Nicchiarelli, Italian filmmaker and actress
• Dario Edoardo Viganò, Director of Vatican Television Center

Persol 3-D

• Shimizu Takashi, Japanese filmmaker - Jury President[15]
• Jim Hoberman, American film critic and academic
• David Zamagni, Italian filmmaker

Official Sections

In Competition

The Golden Lion was won by Somewhere, directed by Sofia Coppola, a film based in part on Coppola's childhood as the daughter of acclaimed American director Francis Ford Coppola.[16] Quentin Tarantino, the president of the jury that awarded the prize, hailed the film saying, "it grew and grew in our hearts, in our minds, in our affections".[17] The jury's decision was unanimous. Upon receiving the award, Coppola paid credit to her father for "teaching me".[18] The Russian film Silent Souls and the Chilean film Post Mortem had been considered favorites for the award.[19]

The following films competed for the award:[20]

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Production Country
13 Assassins	十三人の刺客	Takashi Miike	Japan, United Kingdom
Attenberg		Athina Rachel Tsangari	Greece
Barney's Version		Richard J. Lewis	Canada, Italy
Black Swan (opening film)		Darren Aronofsky	United States
Black Venus	Vénus noire	Abdellatif Kechiche	France
Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame	狄仁傑之通天帝國	Tsui Hark	China
The Ditch	夹边沟	Wang Bing
Essential Killing		Jerzy Skolimowski	Poland, Norway, Hungary, Ireland
Happy Few		Antony Cordier	France
Meek's Cutoff		Kelly Reichardt	United States
Miral		Julian Schnabel	United States, France, Italy, Israel
Norwegian Wood	ノルウェイの森	Tran Anh Hung	Japan
La passione		Carlo Mazzacurati	Italy
La pecora nera		Ascanio Celestini
Post Mortem		Pablo Larraín	Chile, Mexico, Germany
Potiche		François Ozon	France
Promises Written in Water		Vincent Gallo	United States
Road to Nowhere		Monte Hellman
A Sad Trumpet Ballad	Balada triste de trompeta	Álex de la Iglesia	Spain, France
Silent Souls	Овсянки	Aleksei Fedorchenko	Russia
The Solitude of Prime Numbers	La solitudine dei numeri primi	Saverio Costanzo	Italy, Germany, France
Somewhere		Sofia Coppola	United States
Three	Drei	Tom Tykwer	Germany
We Believed	Noi credevamo	Mario Martone	Italy, France

Highlighted title indicates the Golden Lion winner.

Out of Competition

The following films were shown out of competition.[21]

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Production Country
1960		Gabriele Salvatores	Italy
All Inclusive 3D		Nadia Ranocchi, David Zamagni
Angel of Evil	Vallanzasca - Gli angeli del male	Michele Placido
The Child's Eye	童眼	Oxide Pang Chun, Danny Pang	China
Dante Ferretti: production designer		Gianfranco Giagni	Italy
Gorbaciof	Gorbaciof - Il cassiere col vizio del gioco	Stefano Incerti
I'm Still Here		Casey Affleck	United States
Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen	精武風雲－陳真	Andrew Lau	China（Hong Kong）
A Letter to Elia		Martin Scorsese, Kent Jones	United States
Lope		Andrucha Waddington	Spain, Brazil
Machete		Robert Rodriguez	United States
	Niente paura	Piergiorgio Gay	Italy
News from the Excavations	Notizie degli scavi	Emidio Greco
Passione		John Turturro
La prima volta a Venezia		Antonello Sarno
Raavan		Mani Ratnam	India
Reign of Assassins	劍雨	John Woo, Su Chao-pin	China
Sei Venezia		Carlo Mazzacurati	Italy
The Shock Labyrinth	戦慄迷宮	Takashi Shimizu	Japan
Showtime	Yongxin Tiao	Stanley Kwan	China
Sorelle mai		Marco Bellocchio	Italy
Space Guy	太空侠3D	Zhang Yuan	China
Surviving Life	Přežít svůj život	Jan Švankmajer	Czech Republic
The Tempest (closing film)		Julie Taymor	United States
That Girl in Yellow Boots		Anurag Kashyap	India
The Town		Ben Affleck	United States
L’ultimo gattopardo: ritratto di Goffredo Lombardo		Giuseppe Tornatore	Italy
Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City	ゼブラーマン -ゼブラシティの逆襲	Takashi Miike	Japan

Horizons (Orizzonti)

From 2010 on, this section, dedicated to new trends in world cinema, has opened itself to all "extra-format" works, while four new awards have been established for it.[22]

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Production country
In Competition
Anti Gas Skin	방독피	Gok and Sun Kim	South Korea
Better Life		Isaac Julien	United Kingdom, China
Caracremada		Lluís Galter	Spain
Cold Fish	冷たい熱帯魚	Sion Sono	Japan
Dharma Guns  [fr]	La succession Starkov	F. J. Ossang [fr]	France, Portugal
The House by the Medlar Tree	Malavoglia	Pasquale Scimeca	Italy
In the Future	En el futuro	Mauro Andrizzi	Argentina
Jean Gentil		Laura Amelia Guzmán and Israel Cárdenas	Dominican Rep., Mexico, Germany
Nainsukh		Amit Dutta	Switzerland, India
News from Nowhere		Paul Morrissey	United States
Oki's Movie (Closing Film)	옥희의 영화	Hong Sang-soo	South Korea
Sleeping Beauty (Opening Film)	La belle endormie	Catherine Breillat	France
Summer of Goliath	Verano de Goliat	Nicolás Pereda	Mexico, Canada
The Sword and the Rose	A Espada e a Rosa	João Nicolau	Portugal, France
Documentaries
Fading		Olivier Zabat	France
The Forgotten Space		Noel Burh, Allan Sekula	Netherlands, Austria
Guest		José Luis Guerin	Spain
The Nine Muses		John Akomfrah	United Kingdom, Ghana
Per questi stretti morire (Ovvero cartografia di una passione)		Giuseppe M. Gaudino, Isabella Sandri	Italy
Reconstructing Faith	西方去此不远	Wenhai Huang	China
Robinson in Ruins		Patrick Keiller	United Kingdom
El Sicario, Room 164		Gianfranco Rosi	France, Italy
When We Were Communists	Sheoeyin kenna	Maher Abi Samra	Lebanon, France, United Arab Emirates
Zelal		Marianne Khoury, Mustapha Hasnaoui	Egypt, France
Out of Competition
K.364 a Journey by Train		Douglas Gordon	United Kingdom, France
Short Films - Competition
21 Grams	21 克	Xun Sun	China
720 Degrees		Ishtiaque Zico	Bangladesh
The Agent		Vincent Gallo	United States
Casus Belli		Georgios Zois	Greece
Diamonds (Brilianty)		Rustam Khamdamov	Russia
The External World		David Oreilly	Germany
Four Seasons	Nok Ka Mhin	Chaisiri Jiwarangsan	Thailand
John's Gone		Josh & Benny Safdie	United States
The Life and Death of Henry Darger	Lif og Daudi Henry Darger	Bertrand Mandico	France, Iceland
Man In A Room		Rafael Palacio Illingworth	United States, Mexico, Switzerland
Mechanic of Spring	Haru No Shikumi	Atsushi Wada	Japan
Out	Tse	Roee Rosen	Israel
Painéis de São Vicente de Fora, visão poética		Manoel De Oliveira	Portugal
El Pozo		Guillermo Arriaga	Mexico
Red Earth	赤地	Clara Law	China（Hong Kong）, Australia
Woman I		Nuntanat Duangtisarn	Thailand
Short Experimental Films
Atom		Markus Loeffler, Andrée Korpys	Germany
Les Barbares		Jean Gabriel Périot	France
Cold Clay, Emptiness…		Sj. Ramir	New Zealand
Coming Attractions		Peter Tscherkassky	Austria
The Death of an Insect	Erään Hyönteisen Tuho	Hannes Vartiainen, Pekka Veikkolainen	Finland
Diane Wellington		Arnaud Des Pallières	France
The Futurist		Emily Richardson	United Kingdom
House		Doug Aitken	United States
Inspiration	Voodhushevlenie	Galina Myznikova, Sergey Provorov	Russia
La linea generale		Oleg Tcherny	France
Mc Mclean, Magic For Beginners		Jesse Mclean	United States
Mouse Palace		Harald Hund, Paul Horn	Austria
O Mundo é Belo		Luiz Pretti	Brazil
Non si può nulla contro il vento		Flatform	Italy
Shadow Cuts		Martin Arnold	Austria
Stardust		Nicolas Provost	Belgium
Weak Rot Front	Slabyj Rot Front	Victor Alimpiev	Russia
Short Documentaries Films
Il Capo		Yuri Ancarani	Italy
Crust	壳	Wenhai Huang	China
Future Archaeology		Armin Linke, Francesco Mattuzzi	Italy, Germany
On Rubik's Road	Pa Rubika Celu	Laila Pakalnina	Latvia
Indefatigable		Ruth Jarman, Joe Gerhardt	Ecuador, United Kingdom
How To Pick Berries	Miten Marjoja Poimitaan	Elina Talvensaari	Finland
The Future Will Not Be Capitalism		Sasha Pirker	Austria
Short Films - Out of Competition
The Leopard		Isaac Julien	United Kingdom, Italy
A Loft		Ken Jacobs	United States
Un Anno Dopo – Progetto Memory Hunters		Carlo Liberatore, a.o.	Italy

Highlighted title indicates the Orizzontis Awards for Feature Film and Short Film winners.

Controcampo Italiano

The following films, representing "new trends in Italian cinema", were screened in this section:[23]

English Title	Original Title	Director(s)
Feature films
20 Cigarettes	20 Sigarette	Aureliano Amadei
The First Assignment	Il Primo Incarico	Giorgia Cecere
Into Paradiso		Paola Randi
Lost Kisses (Opening Film)	I baci mai dati	Roberta Torre
Ma che storia...		Gianfranco Pannone
Tajabone		Salvatore Mereu
A Woman		Giada Colagrande
Short films
Achille		Giorgia Farina
Bassa Marea		Roberto De Paolis
Come Un Soffio		Michela Cescon
Niente Orchidee		Simone Godano, Leonardo Godano
Sposerò Nichi Vendola		Andrea Costantino
Out of competition
Flaiano: Il meglio è passato		Giancarlo Rolandi, Steve Della Casa
Fughe e approdi		Giovanna Taviani
Late Summer	Tarda estate	Antonio Di Trapani, Marco De Angelis
Il Loro Natale		Gaetano Di Vaio
Se hai una montagna di neve, tienila all'ombra		Elisabetta Sgarbi, Eugenio Lio
Ward 54		Monica Maggioni

Highlighted title indicates the Controcampo Italiano Prize winner.

Italian Retrospective

The following films were shown as part of a retrospective section on Italian comedy, titled The State of Things, spanning the years 1937 to 1988.[24]

English title	Italian title	Director(s)
Three Fables of Love (1962)	Le quattro verità	Alessandro Blasetti
Non ti pago! (1942)		Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia
I cuori infranti (1963)		Vittorio Caprioli
Beach House (1977)	Casotto	Sergio Citti
Io non spezzo... rompo (1971)		Bruno Corbucci
Il domestico (1974)		Luigi Filippo D'Amico
The Make Believe Pirates (1937)	Allegri masnadieri	Marco Elter
Tutta la città canta (1945)		Riccardo Freda
Catch as Catch Can (1967)	Lo scatenato	Franco Indovina
Imputato alzatevi! (1939)		Mario Mattoli
The Knight Has Arrived! (1950)	È arrivato il cavaliere!	Mario Monicelli, Steno
Cops and Robbers (1951)	Guardie e ladri
Fracchia la belva umana (1981)		Neri Parenti
L'onorata società (1961)		Riccardo Pazzaglia
The Bachelor (1955)	Lo scapolo	Antonio Pietrangeli
Il ragazzo di campagna (1984)		Castellano & Pipolo
Il commissario Lo Gatto (1986)		Dino Risi
The Thursday (1963)	Il giovedì
Le pillole di Ercole (1960)		Luciano Salce
I'm in the Revue (1950)	Botta e risposta	Mario Soldati
A Day in Court (1953)	Un giorno in pretura	Steno
Febbre da cavallo (1976)
His Women (1961)	Il mantenuto	Ugo Tognazzi
Eccezzziunale... veramente (1982)		Carlo Vanzina
Vacanze di Natale (1983)
Compagni di scuola (1988)		Carlo Verdone

Independent Sections

Venice International Film Critics' Week

The following films were selected for the 25th International Film Critics' Week:[25][26]

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Production Country
In competition
Afraid of the Dark	Hai paura del buio	Massimo Coppola	Italy
Angel & Tony	Angèle et Tony	Alix Delaporte	France
Beyond	Svinalängorna	Pernilla August	Sweden
Dad	Oca	Vlado Škafar	Slovenia
Homeland	Hora Proelefsis	Syllas Tzoumerkas	Greece
Martha		Marcelino Islas Hernández	Mexico
Naomi	Hitparzut X	Eitan Zur	Israel
Out of competition
Italian Night (Opening film)	Notte Italiana	Carlo Mazzacurati	Italy
The Bridal Quarter (Closing film)	Limbunan	Gutierrez Mangansakan II	Philippines

Venice Days

The following films were selected for the 7th edition of Venice Days (Giornate Degli Autori) autonomous section:[27][28]

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Production country
In competition
Heaven Without Earth	Cielo Senza Terra	Giovanni Maderna & Sara Pozzoli	Italy
Circus Columbia	Cirkus Columbia	Danis Tanović	Bosnia and Herzegovina
Majority	Cogunluk	Seren Yüce	Turkey
And Peace on Earth	Et in terra pax	Matteo Botrugno & Daniele Coluccini	Italy
The Green Blood	Il sangue verde	Andrea Segre	Italy, France
Incendies		Denis Villeneuve	Canada, France
Dark Love	L’amore buio	Antonio Capuano	Italy
The Life of Fish	La vida de los peces	Matías Bize	Chile, France
Life in the Time of Death	La vita al tempo della morte	Andrea Caccia	Italy
The Clink of Ice	Le bruit des glaçons	Bertrand Blier	France
Lisetta Carmi, a Soul on the Road	Lisetta Carmi, un'anima in cammino	Daniele Segre	Italy
Ocean Black	Noir océan	Marion Hänsel	Belgium, Germany, France
The Place in Between	Notre étrangère	Sarah Bouyain	France, Burkina Faso
Little Voices	Pequeñas voces	Jairo Eduardo Carrillo & Oscar Andrade	Colombia
Scena del crimine		Walter Stokman	Netherlands, Italy
The Accordion		Jafar Panahi	Italy, Brazil, France, Switzerland
The Happy Poet		Paul Gordon	United States
Lux Prize
Plato‘s Academy	Akadimia Platonos	Filippos Tsitos	Greece, Germany
When We Leave	Die Fremde	Feo Aladag	Germany
Illegal	Illégal	Olivier Masset-Depasse	Belgium, Luxembourg, France

Official Awards

Starting with the 67th edition of the festival, four new awards were established for the Orizzonti section: the Orizzonti Award (for feature films), the Special Jury Orizzonti Prize (for feature films), the Orizzonti Award for Short Experimental Films and the Orizzonti Award for Short/Medium-length Films.[22] The following Official selection awards were conferred at the festival:[5]

In Competition (Venezia 67)

• Golden Lion: Somewhere by Sofia Coppola
• Silver Lion for Best Director: Álex de la Iglesia for The Last Circus
• Special Jury Prize: Essential Killing by Jerzy Skolimowski
• Volpi Cup for Best Actor: Vincent Gallo for Essential Killing
• Volpi Cup for Best Actress: Ariane Labed for Attenberg
• Marcello Mastroianni Award: Mila Kunis for Black Swan
• Golden Osella for Best Cinematography: Mikhail Krichman for Silent Souls
• Golden Osella for Best Screenplay: Álex de la Iglesia for The Last Circus
• Special Lion: Monte Hellman

Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement

• John Woo

Horizons (Orizzonti)

• Orizzonti Award: Summer of Goliath by Nicolás Pereda
• Special Jury Orizzonti Prize: The Forgotten Space by Noël Burch and Allan Sekula
• Orizzonti Award for Short Experimental Films: Coming Attractions by Peter Tcherkassky
• Orizzonti Award for Short/Medium-length Films: Tse (Out) by Roee Rosen
  • Special Mention: Jean Gentil by Laura Amelia Guzmán and Israel Cárdenas
• Venice Short Film Nominee for the European Film Awards: The External World by David Oreilly

Controcampo Italiano

• Best Film: 20 Cigarettes by Aureliano Amadei
  • Special Mention: Vinicio Marchioni for his role in 20 Cigarettes

Luigi de Laurentis Award for a Debut Film

• Majority by Seren Yüce

Special Awards

• Jaeger-Le Coultre Glory to the Filmmaker Award: Mani Ratnam
• Persol 3-D Award for Best Stereoscopic Film: Avatar by James Cameron
• L’Oréal Paris for the Cinema Award: Vittoria Puccini

Independent Sections Awards

The following official and collateral awards were conferred to films of the autonomous sections:

Venice International Film Critics' Week

• "Region of Veneto for quality cinema" Award: Beyond by Pernilla August
• Christopher D. Smithers Foundation Special Award: Beyond by Pernilla August

Venice Days (Giornati degli Autori)

• Label Europa Cinemas Award: The Clink of Ice by Bertrand Blier
  • Special Mention: Incendies by Denis Villeneuve
• Biografilm Lancia Award: Incendies by Denis Villeneuve
• Lanterna Magica Award (Cgs): Dark Love by Antonio Capuano
• FEDIC Award: Dark Love by Antonio Capuano
  • Special Mention: Afraid of the Dark by Massimo Coppola
• AIF Forfilmfest Award: Dark Love by Antonio Capuano
• Gianni Astrei Award: Dark Love by Antonio Capuano
• Cinema.Doc - Venice Days Selection: Il Sangue verde by Andrea Segre

Independent Awards

The following collateral awards were conferred to films of the official selection:[29]

FIPRESCI Award

• Best Film (Main competition): Silent Souls by Aleksei Fedorchenko[30]
• Best Film (Horizons): El sicario Room 164 by Gianfranco Rosi

Queer Lion

• In the Future (En el futuro) by Mauro Andrizzi

SIGNIS Award

• Meek's Cutoff by Kelly Reichardt
  • Special Mention: Silent Souls by Aleksei Fedorchenko

Francesco Pasinetti Award (SNGCI)

• Best Film: 20 Cigarettes by Aureliano Amadei
• Best Actress: Alba Rohrwacher for The Solitude of Prime Numbers

CICAE Award

• Sleeping Beauty by Catherine Breillat

Leoncino d'oro Agiscuola Award

• Barney’s Version by Richard J. Lewis

Cinema for UNICEF Commendation

• Miral by Julian Schnabel

La Navicella – Venezia Cinema Award

• The Ditch by Wang Bing

C.I.C.T. UNESCO Enrico Fulchignoni Award

• Miral by Julian Schnabel

Biografilm Lancia Award

• I'm Still Here by Casey Affleck
• A Letter to Elia by Martin Scorsese & Kent Jones
• Surviving Life by Jan Švankmajer
• 20 Cigarettes by Aureliano Amadei
• El Sicario - Room 164 by Gianfranco Rosi

Nazareno Taddei Award

• Silent Souls by Aleksei Fedorchenko

CinemAvvenire Award

• Essential Killing by Jerzy Skolimowski

CinemAvvenire "Il cerchio non è rotondo" Award

• Cirkus Columbia by Danis Tanović

Equal Opportunity Award

• Black Venus by Abdellatif Kechiche

Future Film Festival Digital Award

• Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame by Tsui Hark
  • Special Mention: Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City & 13 Assassins by Miike Takashi

Brian Award

• Lost Kisses by Roberta Torre

Arca Cinemagiovani Award

• The Last Circus by Álex de la Iglesia

Roberto Bognanno Prize

• Potiche by François Ozon

Lina Mangiacapre Award

• Attenberg by Athina Rachel Tsangari
  • Special Mention: Jafar Panahi for The Accordion (short)

UK - Italy Creative Industries Award – Best Innovative Budget

• Tajabone by Salvatore Mereu

Fondazione Mimmo Rotella

• La pecora nera by Ascanio Celestini

Premio Selezione Cinema.Doc - Official Selection

• El sicario room 164 by Gianfranco Rosi

Golden Mouse

• Silent Souls by Aleksei Fedorchenko

Silver Mouse

• Incendies by Denis Villeneuve

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External links

• Official website
• Venice Film Festival 2010 Awards on IMDb