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Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci and Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto pose during a photocall at the Venice Film Festival on August 28, 2013.
I've always wanted to talk to Dai Sijie ever since I saw "Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress" a decade ago. Another reason is we have something in common. 
Raymond Zhou: Montreal Journal, Aug 27
65-year-old Avi Arad, who has produced many superhero blockbuster hits, is in China hoping to create a Chinese Marvel for the world.
Chinese filmmakers' connection to the Venice International Film Festival dates back to 1989, when Taiwan director Hou Hsiao-hsien won the Golden Lion for A City of Sadness, a sweeping epic about a dark chapter in Taiwan's modern history.
Nineteen years after director Jiang Wen's In the Heat of the Sun debuted at the Venice Film Festival to wide acclaim, it will again be screened at the prestigious event, and Jiang will sit on the festival's judging panel. History of success 70th Venice Film Festival
George Clooney and Sandra Bullock opened the 70th Venice Film Festival with their movie "Gravity" in Venice August 28, 2013.
Special coverage on the 70th Venice Film Festival.
The world premiere of Mexican film director Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity", starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, will open the 70th Venice International Film Festival.
Here is a look at the Venice film festival, the world's oldest, that promises two documentaries among the 20 titles competing for the top Golden Lion prize.
Films act as a portal through which you can peek into or even enter other worlds. One of those worlds is opera, often considered the pinnacle of performing arts. Raymond Zhou: Montreal Journal, August 26
The 70th Venice Film Festival is to start on Wednesday on the Lido island of Venice celebrating, in an era of challenges, the first time in history has a film festival has achieved this venerable age.
A number of Chinese-language films promise to have relevant visibility as the Venice film festival prepares to start its venerable 70th edition on Wednesday reinventing itself with increasing competitions.
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