“Timothéeeeeeeee! Timothéeeeeeeee! Timothéeeeeeeee! ".
We haven't seen this since Leonardo DiCaprio.
Early Friday afternoon, a horde of
supercharged
ragazza
scream and brandish their mobile phones to immortalize Timothée Chalamet behind the Palazzo del Casino.
The new darling of the under-20s is showing at
Dune
, screened to the press in the morning.
Denis Villeneuve's film is presented out of competition at the Mostra but it is one of the most anticipated by festival-goers and by the industry.
See also
Dune
: cult work on paper, cursed in the cinema
Can the Warner blockbuster, which will be released in France on September 15, revive theatrical attendance undermined by the Covid and the rise of streaming platforms?
The question is all the more relevant on the Lido since many films in the competition are a delight for
Netflix and other Amazon
“streamers”
(
The Power of the Dog
,
La Main de Dieu
,
La Fille Disparue
,
Spencer
).
“Watching
Dune
on TV is like piloting a speedboat in your bathtub.
For me it's ridiculous ”
Denis Villeneuve
Denis Villeneuve should set foot in
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