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Venice Review: The Echo Chamber Creates Terrific Chemisty for Luca Marinelli and Alicia Vikander

September 19

“My own destruction might be exactly what I want.” – Leo Italian cinema maestro Bernardo Bertolucci died in 2018, leaving behind one unfinished screenplay.

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