Venice/Venice

Year: 1992

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: English

Drama

Dean, an eccentric American director, learns his latest film will represent the United States at the Venice Film Festival. A striking French journalist arrives, intent on interviewing him, but amid the festival’s chaos she discovers how reality and illusion diverge on and off the screen. Filmed in both Venice, Italy and Venice, California, the story reflects cinema’s deep impact on love, life, and romantic dreams.

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