The 66th International Film Festival in Venice in September

The city-limits of Venice is accessible to bless the important accident represented by the acclaimed Venice International Film Festival.

The 2009 copy of the Festival, organized by the Venice Biennale, will run at Venice Lido from 2nd to 12th of September and it is one of the greatest contest in the apple committed to cinema.

As mentioned in the official site, the "aim of the Festival is to accession acquaintance and advance all the assorted aspects of all-embracing cinema in all its forms, as art, ball and as an industry, in a spirit of abandon and tolerance."

The aperture ceremony, hosted by the Italian added Maria Grazia Cucinotta, will be followed by the apple premiere screening of Giuseppe Tornatore's "Baarìa", one of the movies in competition.

The official agency of the 66th Festival includes six altered sections - Venezia 66, Out of Competition, Orizzonti, Controcampo italiano, Corto Cortissimo and Questi Fantasmi - and two absolute and alongside sections which are "International Critics' Week" - a alternation of 7 or 8 films, admission works, apart called by a appropriate agency nominated by the National Syndicate of Italian Film Critics - and "Giornate degli Autori - Venice Days" - a alternation of 10-12 films apart organized by a agency nominated by the Italian Association of Film-makers and by the Association of Independent Directors and Producers.

Five all-embracing juries will accredit the official awards to producers advancing from every bend of the world, in fact, all countries are represented during the Festival, with all-embracing admiral who participate in adjustment to appearance their works to an all-embracing audience.

This year a pre-opening night has been organized that will crop abode in Venice on 1st of September at 9 p.m. in the Campo San Polo Arena, with the screening of the Mario Monicelli's masterpiece "La Grande Guerra" (The Great War, 1959).

More abundant advice about the agency of the Festival, the screening agenda and advice about tickets, are accessible on the committed area on About Venice.