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Valeria Golino will be the only Italian in the jury of the Tribeca Film Festival
The actress and director was selected to vote in the International Narrative category, alongside Dagmara Dominczyk, Toby Jones, David Laub, and Kyle MacLachlan
Valeria Golino was announced to be on the jury of the 2025 Tribeca Festival which will take place in New York from June 4 to 15.
The Italian actress, currently in the spotlight at Cannes for her portrayal of Goliarda Sapienza in Fuori by Mario Martone, the only Italian film in competition on the Croisette was selected to vote in the International Narrative category, alongside Dagmara Dominczyk, Toby Jones, David Laub, and Kyle MacLachlan.
Around thirty directors, actors, and screenwriters have been chosen to decide the winners in the 15 competitive categories. In addition to Valeria Golino, the jury also includes, among others, Colson Whitehead, Matthew Broderick, Jennifer Beals, Ilana Glazer, Art Linson, Mira Sorvino, Annie Murphy, Stephanie Hsu, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Sheila Nevins, and Alex Karpovsky.
The winning films, directors, actors, and writers will be announced during a ceremony on June 12.
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