VENICE, ITALY.- The Venice Film Festival opens on Wednesday with “Ink”, by Danny Boyle, a revealing research on how the British tabloid The Sun pushed Rupert Murdoch’s rise to become a right-wing media tycoon, starting 11 days of highly commented films, great stars and an unusually tense political debate in the Lido. The director of the Venice Festival, Alberto Barbera, has described this year’s programming as the most political of recent years,…
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VENICE, ITALY.- The Venice Film Festival opens on Wednesday with “Ink”, by Danny Boyle, a revealing research on how the British tabloid The Sun pushed Rupert Murdoch’s rise to become a right-wing media tycoon, starting 11 days of highly commented films, great stars and an unusually tense political debate in the Lido. The director of the Venice Festival, Alberto Barbera, has described this year’s programming as the most political of recent years,…