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May El-Toukhy Stops Venice Competition Screening Of ‘Woman Unknown’ Over Subtitle Snafu; Film Goes On To Garner 7-1/2 Minute Ovation
May el-Toukhy , one of only two women in competition at the Venice Film Festival this year, took the unusual step of stopping the screening of her Golden Lion contender at its world premiere on Sunday evening after the subtitles got out…
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May El‑Toukhy halted the world‑premiere screening of her Golden Lion contender “Woman Unknown” at the Venice Film Festival after the subtitles fell out of sync. The director, one of only two women in the competition lineup, walked out of the theater while a phone rang. The interruption occurred during the film’s Sunday evening debut. The film later received a 7½‑minute ovation. No further details about the cause of the subtitle error were provided.
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