Several Hollywood films starring at the Venice Film Festival

Paul Greengrass, known as "Jason Bourne" and "United 93", describes the 2011 Terror Council in Norway with Norwegian actors, but also the return to a normal life for survivors. Anders Danielsen Lie plays defender Anders Behring Breivik.

The Venice Film Festival has become a 75-year-old jubilee that is rejoicing with an exhibition on Badön Lido and a crowded festival program that he has been forced to refrain from running several movies. This is the case of festival director Alberto Barbera, who presented the program on Wednesday.

The opening film is also this year American. The festival turns on its good relations with American big films, which often won an Oscar winner the following year in Hollywood, last Guillermo del Toro with "The shape of water" – the story of Love between an office cleaner and a sea monster.

This year, 2016 winner Damien Chazelle returns and opens the festival with "First Man". The film is about the first great astronaut, Neil Armstrong, played by Ryan Gosling.

Among Hollywood's contributions is also the fourth version of "A star is born" in which the roles are entrusted to Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper, also a director. "A movie where we can see that Lady Gaga is good to play and that Bradley Cooper can also sing," says festival director Barbera.

A completely different new record is "Suspiria". The legendary horror film of Dario Argento from 1977, which in Swedish was hot "The Escape From Hell". Now comes an authorized remake approved by Argento himself.

Luca Guadagnino, who had a huge success with his old movie "Call me by your name", represents the rain. On the list of roles, Dakota Johnson and the mascot of director Tilda Swinton, who according to many makeups and masks, play three completely different roles in the film.

Even the Australian film "The Nightingale" is a horror in the historical environment of the 19th century. It takes place in an Australian penitentiary in Tasmania, where a woman chooses to take revenge on the soldier who murdered his family.

Jennifer Kent ("The Babadook"), who was the only actor and began working with Lars von Trier, directs and plays himself in the film.

Here are the main ongoing global disasters, carefully documented in the documentary by Francesca Mannocchi and Alessio Romenzi on the EI titled "The Lost Souls of Mosul". Another documentarian like Giorgio Treves chooses to look back. "1938", it is the year when Italy and fascism introduced the rags, which have never been as sweet as in Germany, but which have not been as mild as in Germany, but which have not been as sweet as in Germany, have not been applied with so much perseverance

. Frederick Wiseman had a career career last year when he showed his movie "Ex Libris" on Big City Library in New York. Now he's back with a movie called "Monrovia, Indiana". An American city of 1,063 has become a 3-hour, 45-minute film

In the competition there is also the three-hour German film "Works Without Creators", which marks a comeback for Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck. A director who won a long series of awards for his film "The Other" on Stasi and Interception in East Germany, which came in 2005.

Just as long, "Stew Craig Zahler" lasts for always. An American filmmaker who mixes prison environments with extreme violence. Apparently, he was worshiped at the Venice Film Festival after the midnight shows of the previous movie "Brawl in cell block 99". A film about a boxer whose life goes to hell, then he chooses to become a model

– The feature films can be a TV and Netflix effect, being the answer chosen by Alberto Barbera on this subject .

Among the major actors an award is already known to Willem Dafoe for his interpretation of the painter Vincent van Gogh. Julian Schnabel is a director who likes to represent obsessed artists. The film about Jean-Michel Basquiat was released in 1996. "At the Port of Eternity" is the title of Schnabel's new film.

This year's festival also opens the door to eloquent film by Elena Ferrante "My Bright Friend" of HBO.