At the Venice Festival, Nanni Moretti is expected with his new film and the Gallagher brothers for the documentary about the reunion. Pattinson and possibly Gosling and Stone.
Today, September 5, 2026, the Venice Film Festival is experiencing a star-studded day. Director Nanni Moretti presents his new film "Succederà questa notte" in competition, accompanied by actors Louis Garrel and Jasmine Trinca. Israeli writer Eshkol Nevo, author of the book that inspired the film, will also be present at the screening.
Simultaneously, brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher arrive at the Lido for the launch of the documentary "Oasis: Don't look back in anger," which recounts their reunion after 16 years. The two musicians will only be present on the red carpet, at the photocall, and at the evening screening, without making any statements to the press. The Hollywood contingent is represented by Robert Pattinson, star of the out-of-competition thriller "Primetime." Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone might also make a surprise appearance for the evening event "La La Land in Concert" at Teatro La Fenice.
The presence of the Gallagher brothers in Venice marks an important step in their artistic reconciliation, which occurred after a 16-year rift. The documentary they are presenting recounts precisely the reunion tour, an event long awaited by fans worldwide. Following the Venice stop, the film will be released in Italian theaters on September 10 and subsequently on Disney+ by the end of the year.
The Venice Film Festival, directed by Alberto Barbera, continues its 83rd edition by alternating moments of auteur cinema with appearances by major stars. In previous days, George Clooney had already been seen, and premieres of films like "15/18 (A place to heal)" by Cédric Kahn had taken place. Today's schedule represents a peak in media attention, with more stars concentrated in a few hours than in the first three days of the festival.
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