Venice Festival Director Alberto Barbera on Netflix, Controversial Picks and Coming Back Big Post-COVID

The world's oldest film festival kicks off its 79th edition Wednesday amid high hopes for a return to normalcy: 'The red carpet will be open to the audience again. Hotels on the Lido and in Venice are fully packed.'

The world’s oldest film festival, which kicks off its 79th edition Wednesday, somehow managed to work within Italy’s strict coronavirus restrictions to ensure

the show —albeit masked and socially distanced —would go on.Under the guidance of long-term artistic director Alberto Barbera, Venice has balanced the blockbusters —

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