From the Moon to Venice, opens The First Man of Chazelle – Cinema

On July 20th, 49 years ago, this first historic thrilling lunar march. The first man is Neil Armstrong who, six hours after landing on the moon of Apollo 11, has walked the ground in front of an endless television audience. This company and these emotions Damien Chazelle, the best American director Oscar director at La La Land in 2017, tried to rebuild them in the highly anticipated new film First Man, which was officially announced as an opening film on Wednesday August 29 in Venice (August 29 – September 8, 2018). A return that "honors" and "electrifies" the director who comes from "near the anniversary of the moon landing" says that he "can not wait to bring the film to the festival".

Everything revolves around the mythical figure by Neil Armstrong, in the years 1961 to 1969, at the pinnacle of one of the most dangerous missions of the human being, played by Ryan Gosling , the dreamer Sebastian from La La Land, a 37-year-old Canadian. A fascinating story written by Josh Singer, Oscar winner (The Spotlight Case), based on First Man, James R. Hansen's bestselling biography that tells the story of NASA's mission, high risks, personal sacrifices, and Armstrong and other astronauts. That 's how the couple, Chazelle – Ryan Gosling, re – formed parts of the Lido, from where he left for the statuettes race, with 14 nominations and six Oscar wins. "It's a real privilege to be able to present Damien Chazelle's highly anticipated new film as a world premiere," said director Alberto Barbera. "A personal, fascinating and original work, pleasantly surprising compared to the other epic films of our time. , confirming We are grateful to Universal Pictures for agreeing to share with us the opening of the 75th exhibition. "In the cast, we find the highly successful Claire Foy, Queen Elizabeth of the Crown and Jason Clarke . Produced by Wyck Godfrey & Marty Bowen (The Twilight Saga, Guilt of the Stars) with their production company Temple Hill Entertainment, with Chazelle starring Steven Spielberg, Isaac Klausner, executive producer Adam Merims and Josh Singer and co-financing DreamWorks Pictures, The Le first man will be in the lobby in America from October 12th. The trailer of the First Man erases the field of possible romanticism on the celestial satellite: adventure, technology, adrenaline and a fair worry about the epic and the impossible realization of the lunar landing are the elements of the film, which plays today, in full presidency Trump, high patriotism. Emma Stone, on the contrary, at the top of the highest paid actresses in America, prepares the role of the wicked Crudelia De Mon, the treacherous of the Charge of 101 at the center of a film all around her, a live action that will tell her as a young woman (The curious thing is that Glenn Close is an executive producer). Emma Stone could greet old friends Chazelle and Gosling if the highly anticipated The Favorite, the new film by Greek author Yorgos Lanthimos (The Lobster), with Abigail, will be at the Venice Masham Festival, a favorite of Queen Anne from England (Olivia Colman) in the center of a triangle of homobadual love and power with the other favorite Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz).