Spencer will premiere at the Venice Film Festival
The 1905 film "Spencer", which tells the story of Princess Diana's life, has attracted much attention and expectation. A few days ago, the film announced its world premiere plan. According to the arrangement, the film will hold a premiere in the main competition section of this year's Venice Film Festival.
It is reported that "Spencer" does not pay attention to the tragedy of Princess Diana, but jumps out of this strange circle and instead tells the story of her unhappy marriage to Prince Charles and her isolated royal life. The three days chosen in the story are the key points in time when Diana decides to have a showdown with the royal family and ask for a divorce. The screenplay was written by British screenwriter Steven Knight, who has written films such as Gypsy Girl and Beautiful Bad Things.
Director Pablo Larein is from Chile, and his film "Chile Say No" was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 85th Academy Awards. The 2016 Pablo Neruda biopic The Hunt for Neruda and Jacqueline Kennedy's biopic First Lady were both well received, with the latter being selected for the main competition at the 73rd Venice Film Festival. Judging from Pablo Larehn's resume, he has a lot of skills in directing biopics. At present, the specific release time of "Spencer" is undecided, but it is expected to be released this fall. From the perspective of theme and behind-the-scenes team, the film will be one of the most anticipated films in 2021.