Paper Planes is among films on Festival Scope's Sala Web Paper Planes is among films on Festival Scope's Sala Web

The 83rd Venice Film Festival will run from September 2 to 12. It will open with the world premiere of Danny Boyle's Ink, which charts the acquisition and relaunch of The Sun newspaper by Rupert Murdoch. It stars Jack O'Connell, Clare Foy and Guy Pearce.

You can also watch a selection of short films for free at Festival Scope's Sala Web, including Saorise Ronan's Paper Planes.

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What Belongs To Others
What Belongs To Others
Kasia earns her living by breaking into other people's homes. One day on the job she finds a dead body of a man and decides to move into his apartment and find out who he was. As she starts to piece together his memories, relationships and secrets, it awakens in her a dream of another life and gives her strength to make changes in her own.
Everest: The Other Side
Everest: The Other Side
Follows two mountaineers as they attempt to climb and ski the direct North Face of Mount Everest.
Ink
Ink
Drama charting Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of The Sun newspaper and its upturning of the landscape under editor Larry Lamb in 1969.
Moonfish
Moonfish
A grieving astronaut trying to make a mining quota, finds his grip on reality start to slide.
Diane In The Loop
Diane In The Loop
When a woman discovers her mum was raped some years before she was born, she plans vengeance, but her mother has other ideas. Things become complicated.
Dear Ajayi
Dear Ajayi
In 1990s Nigeria, two estranged sisters forced to live under the same roof while caring for their paralysed mother navigate grief, ambition, love, and the fragile bonds of family.
Bucking Fastard
Bucking Fastard
The adventures of a pair of twins whose speech is synchronised and lives co-dependent.
No Paradise If You Are Killed By A Woman
No Paradise If You Are Killed By A Woman
A Kurdish female sniper, has survived war but when she learns the younger sister she believed was dead may still be alive in Mosul, she returns on a rescue mission that forces her to confront the trauma of her past.
The Difficult Bride
The Difficult Bride
In contemporary Dhaka, a bride-to-be preparing for her dream wedding begins to lose control of her body as beauty rituals, social expectations, and supernatural forces collide, transforming her journey toward marriage into an unsettling search for freedom.
Children Of The Monkey
Children Of The Monkey
Dario is the father of a child with a disability, to whom he devotes all his care and attention, and shares a close bond with his teenage nephew. As their relationship grows increasingly intense, he begins to see in the boy the son he had always wished for...
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