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| Apr 29 |
‘Burn’ Opens Venice“Burn After Reading” by the Coen Brothers opens the 65th Venice Film Festival. As usual “Burn” is a dark spy comedy, and stars Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich and Tilda Swinton.  If you can make the festival, the film comes to the U.S. in September.  There has been a lot of buzz about “Burn,” which the Coens wrote and directed. The story pivots on an ousted CIA official, Malkovich, whose memoir falls into the hands of two Washington, D.C., gym employees, who decide to attempt to exploit their find.  ”Burn” marks the second consecutive year a film from the Working Title stable opens Venice, following “Atonement” last year. 4 Responses to “‘Burn’ Opens Venice”Leave a Reply |
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