Last updated: Monday, September 1, 2008
Natalie Portman's directorial debut, a 22-minute short film entitled 'Eve' telling about a girl who finds herself intruding on her grandmother's romantic date, received an enthusiastic response on the Venice Festival on Monday.
"Eve" was the opening film of the Corto Cortissimo short-film sidebar, which packed the house in the Lido's 500-seat Sala Perla. Most stayed on for the other six films that made up the afternoon's short-film slate.
Portman's presence also added some star power to what has so far been a low wattage festival by Venice standards.
Good luck for your directorial film debut.
"Eve" was the opening film of the Corto Cortissimo short-film sidebar, which packed the house in the Lido's 500-seat Sala Perla. Most stayed on for the other six films that made up the afternoon's short-film slate.
Portman's presence also added some star power to what has so far been a low wattage festival by Venice standards.
Good luck for your directorial film debut.
No comments
Printable versionNo comments are available