Venice Film Festival Reveals Lineup (Updating Live)

Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera is set to unveil the lineup for the event’s upcoming 82nd edition, which is expected to be packed with buzzy awards hopefuls.

Last year’s Venice Silver Lion winner, “The Brutalist” by Brady Corbet, scored three Oscars while Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here,” which had scooped Venice’s best screenplay prize, won for best international feature film.

“La Grazia,” a love story that re-teams Oscar-winning Italian director Paolo Sorrentino with “The Great Beauty” actor Toni Servillo, has been set as the festival’s previously announced opening film and will also compete for the fest’s top prize the Golden Lion.

Expanding specialty streamer and distributor Mubi will be flying its flag, having acquired “La Grazia” ahead of its launch. Mubi boss Efe Cakarel asserted last month that another high-profile title he acquired, Jim Jarmusch’s triptych picture “Father Mother Sister Brother,” starring Cate Blanchett had Adam Driver, had also landed a Lido competition slot.

This year’s Golden Lion career achievement honorees are iconoclastic German director Werner Herzog — whose body of work comprises “Aguirre, the Wrath of God,” “Fitzcarraldo” and Nosferatu the Vampyre” — and legendary “Vertigo” star Kim Novak.

Two-time Oscar winner Alexander Payne will preside over the main jury. Oscar-nominated Brazilian actress and writer Fernanda Torres (“I’m Still Here”), prominent Iranian auteur Mohammad Rasoulof (“The Seed of the Sacred Fig”), Palme d’Or-winning Romanian director-writer-producer Cristian Mungiu (“4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days”), French director Stéphane Brizé (“Out of Season”), Italian director Maura Delpero (“Vermiglio”) and Chinese actor and producer Zhao Tao (“Caught by the Tides”) will be joining Payne as competition jurors.

The 82nd edition of Venice will run Aug. 27-Sept. 6.

See the full lineup below.

COMPETITION

“La Grazia,” Paolo Sorrentino (opening film)

“The Wizard of the Kremlin,” Olivier Assayas

“Jay Kelly,” Noah Baumbach

“The Voice of Hind Rajab,” Kaouther Ben Hania

“A House of Dynamite,” Kathryn Bigelow

“Ri Gua Zhong Tian” (“The Sun Rises on Us All”), Cai Shangjun

“Frankenstein,” Guillermo del Toro

“Elisa,” Leonardo di Costanzo

“À Pied d’Oeuvre,” Valérie Donzelli

“Silent Friend,” Ildikó Enyedi

“The Testament of Ann Lee,” Mona Fastvold

OUT OF COMPETITION — FICTION

“Chien 51,” Cédric Jimenez (closing film)

“Boşluğa Xütbə” (“Sermon to the Void”), Hilal Baydarov

“L’Isola di Andrea,” Antonio Capuano

“Il Maestro,” Andrea di Stefano

“After the Hunt,” Luca Guadagnino

“Hateshinaki Scarlet,” Mamoru Hosoda

“Den Sidste Viking” (“The Last Viking”), Anders Thomas Jensen

“In the Hand of Dante,” Julian Schnabel

“La Valle Dei Sorrisi,” Paolo Strippoli

“Dead Man’s Wire,” Gus Van Sant

“Orfeo,” Virgilio Villoresi

OUT OF COMPETITION — SERIES

“Portobello” (Ep. 1-2), Marco Bellocchio

“Un Prophète” (Ep. 1-8), Enrico Maria Artale

“Etty” (Ep. 1-6), Hagai Levi

“Il Mostro” (Ep. 1-4), Stefano Sollima

OUT OF COMPETITION — NON-FICTION

“Kabul, Between Prayers,” Aboozar Amini

“Ferdinando Scianna – Il Fotografo Dell’Ombra,” Roberto Andò

“Marc by Sofia,” Sofia Coppola

“I Diari di Angela – Noi Due Cineasti. Capitolo Terzo,” Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi

“Ghost Elephants,” Werner Herzog

“Baba Wa Al-Qadhafi” (“My Father and Qaddafi”), Jihan K

“The Tale of Sylian,” Tamara Kotevska

“Nuestra Tierra,” Lucrecia Martel

“Remake,” Ross McElwee

“Kim Novak’s Vertigo,” Alexandre Philippe

“Cover-Up,” Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus

“Broken English,” Jane Pollard and Iain Forsyth

“Zapiski Nastoyashego Prestupnika” (“Notes of a True Criminal”), Alexander Rodnyansky and Andriy Alferov

“Director’s Diary,” Aleksander Sokurov

“Hui Jia” (“Back Home”), Tsai Ming-liang

OUT OF COMPETITION — FILM & MUSIC

“Nino. 18 Giorni,” Toni D’Angelo

“Piero Pelù. Rumore Dentro,” Francesco Fei

“Newport and the Great Folk Dream,” Robert Gordon and Joe Lauro

“Francesco de Gregori Nevergreen,” Stefano Pistolini

OUT OF COMPETITION — SHORTS

“Origin,” Yann Arthus-Bertrand

“Boomerang Atomic,” Rachid Bouchareb

“How to Shoot a Ghost,” Charlie Kaufman

HORIZONS

“Mother,” Teona Strugar Mitevska

“Komedie Elahi” (“Divine Comedy”), Ali Asgari

“Hiedra,” Ana Cristina Barragan

“Il Rapimento di Arabella,” Carolina Cavalli

“Estrany Riu” (“Strange River”), Jaume Claret Muxart

“Hara Watan” (“Lost Land”), Akio Fujimoto

“Grand Ciel,” Akihiro Hata

“Rose of Nevada,” Mark Jenkin

“Late Fame,” Kent Jones

“Milk Teeth,” Mihai Mincan

“Pin de Fartie,” Alejo Moguillansky

“Otec” (“Father”), Tereza Nvotova

“En El Camino,” David Pablos

“Songs of Forgotten Trees,” Anuparna Roy

“Un Anno di Scuola,” Laura Samani

“The Souffleur,” Gastón Solnicki

“Barrio Triste,” Stillz

“Human Resource,” Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit

“Funeral Casino Blues,” Roderick Warich

VENICE SPOTLIGHT

“Hijra,” Shahad Ameen

“Un Cabo Suelto,” Daniel Hendler

“Made in EU,” Stephan Komandarev

“Motor City,” Potsy Ponciroli

“La Hija de la Española,” Mariana Rondón and Marité Ugás

“À Bras-Le-Corps,” Marie-Elsa Sgualdo

“Calle Malaga,” Maryam Touzani

“Ammazzare Stanca,” Daniele Vicari