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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-09-06 · via Deadline

Venice Director Barbera Talks Awards Prospects, Late Gaza Film Slot, and Studio Comeback

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In a mid-festival interview, Venice artistic director Alberto Barbera addressed key topics including the festival's Oscar potential, the scheduling of the Gaza documentary 'NAZA,' and his belief that U.S. studios will return to the Lido. He also reflected on the electric atmosphere at the Oasis documentary premiere, which felt more like a rock concert. Barbera remains a central figure navigating AI discussions and high-profile events at the 83rd edition.

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