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Venice Film Festival: Abel Ferrara brings Italy's Padre Pio to the big screen

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Venice Film Festival: Abel Ferrara brings Italy's Padre Pio to the big screen

Venice Film Festival: Abel Ferrara brings Italy's Padre Pio to the big screen

Abel Ferrara, renowned for his gritty New York films from the 1980s and 90s returns to the big screen with "Padre Pio", premiering at the Venice Film Festival this week.

Depicting the life of Italy's beloved saint at the end of WWI, the film stars award-winning actor Shia LeBeouf.


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