“Poor Things,” a film about Victorian\u002Dera female empowerment, won the Golden Lion on Saturday at a Venice Film Festival.
The film, starring Emma Stone, won the top prize at the 80th edition of the festival, which is often a predictor of Oscar glory. Receiving the award, director Yorgos Lanthimos said the film wouldn’t exist without Stone, who was also a producer but was not on the Lido for the festival.
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Emma Stone-led ’Poor Things’ wins top prize at Venice Film Festival“Poor Things,” a film about Victorian\u002Dera female empowerment, won the Golden Lion on Saturday at a Venice Film Festival.
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Emma Stone-led ’Poor Things’ wins top prize at Venice Film Festival“Poor Things,” a film about Victorian\u002Dera female empowerment, won the Golden Lion on Saturday at a Venice Film Festival.
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Emma Stone-led 'Poor Things' wins top prize at 80th Venice Film Festival“Poor Things,” a film about Victorian-era female empowerment, won the Golden Lion on Saturday at a Venice Film Festival largely deprived of Hollywood glamour because of the writers and actors strikes.
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Emma Stone-led 'Poor Things' wins top prize at 80th Venice Film Festival'Poor Things,' a film about Victorian-era female empowerment, won the Golden Lion on Saturday at a Venice Film Festival largely deprived of Hollywood glamour because of the writers and actors strikes.
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