El Venice International Film Festival and Scope Festival have teamed up to bring you home 15 world premieres. 12 feature films from the Orizzonti Competition and 3 feature films from Biennale College.
Now the Venice Festival, at least some of his minor films, will be online for anyone to enjoy from your home anywhere in the world.
But for this you have to hurry since there are only 400 viewings per filmThe prices are more than affordable 4 euros for movies or 10 euros for a pack of 5. This is the website (Scope Festival) where you can get the "tickets" for these films that can be seen five days after their premiere.
These are the 15 films from the Venice Film Festival that can be seen thanks to Festival Scope:
'Baby Bump' by Kuba Czeka (Poland)
'Neon Bull' by Gabriel Mascaro (Brazil, Uruguay and Holland)
'Italian Gangsters' by Renato De Maria (Italy)
'The Fits' by Anna Rose Holmer (United States)
'Blanka' by Kohki Hasei (Japan)
'Tharlo' from Pema Tseden (China)
'Pecore in Erba' by Alberto Caviglia (Italy)
'Wednesday, May 9' by Vahid Jalilvand (Iran)
'Madame Courage' by Merzak Allouache (Algeria, France, United Arab Emirates and Qatar)
'Interruption' by Yorgos Zois (Greece, France, Croatia)
'Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?' by Hadar Morag (Israel and France)
'Mate-me por favor' by Anita Rocha Da Silveira (Brazil and Argentina)
'Tempête' by Samuel Collardey (France)
'Interrogation' by Vetri Maaran (India)
'Free in Deed' by Jake Mahaffy (United States and New Zealand)