During this edition of the festival, an International Design Competition of the new Palazzo del Cinema took place. The winner of the competition was 5+1 & Rudy Ricciotti. The purpose of the new building is to house the main headquarters of the Film Festival, as well as congresses and cultural events.[8]
Juries
The international juries of the 62nd Venice International Film Festival were composed as follows:[9][10]
Main Competition (Venezia 62)
Dante Ferretti Italian production designer, art director and costume designer - Jury President
Opera Prima ("Luigi de Laurentis" Award for a Debut Film)
In a contest that examines all feature-length films that are first works present in the various sections of the Festival, this jury assigns the "Lion of the Future - Luigi De Laurentis award for best debut work" to one film, as well as a prize of Euro 100,000 put forward by Filmauro and of 20,000 metres of film stock offered by Kodak.
Guy Maddin, Canadian screenwriter, director, author, cinematographer and editor - Jury President
The competitive section of the official selection is an international competition of feature films in 35mm and digital HD format, running for the Golden Lion.[11]
Highlighted title indicates the Golden Lion winner.
Out of Competition
Non-competitive section of highly spectacular films. Works by directors already established in past editions of the Festival, and films deemed appropriate for a midnight screening.[12]
Horizons
A section aiming to provide a picture of the new trends in cinema. Documentaries are now included in this section, in order to render the programme more legible and avoid any confusion between different rich and complex sections.[13]
Highlighted titles indicate the Horizons Awards for Best Film and Best Documentary respectively.
Short Film Competition (Corto Cortissimo)
The following films in 35mm, whose length does not exceed 30 minutes, were selected for the short film competition (Corto Cortissimo):[14]
Highlighted title indicates Lion for Best Short Film
Retrospective - The Secret History of Asian Cinema
This is a retrospective section on Chinese cinema (1934 to 1990)[15] and Japanese cinema (1926 to 1978).[16] The films are listed here in chronological order.
Retrospective - The Secret History of Italian Cinema 2
A retrospective section on Italian film (1946 to 1976). This section is part of a planned 4-year retrospective on some lesser known sides of Italian Cinema that started on the 61st edition of the festival.[17]
Independent Sections
Venice International Film Critics' Week
The following feature films were selected to be screened as In Competition for the 20th Venice International Film Critics’ Week:[18]
Venice Days
The following films were selected for the 2nd edition of Venice Days (Giornate Degli Autori) autonomous section:[19]
Official Awards
Giovanna Mezzogiorno, winner of Volpi Cup Best Actress at 62nd Venice International Film Festival
The following Official Awards were conferred at the 62nd edition:[20]
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