Paolo Strippoli's L'estranea, with Jasmine Trinca, played the Monday competition slot. [1] Sky TG24 filed the premiere. [1] ANSA filed Strippoli saying the film was born from a fear of losing control. [2] A premiere is a time. Print the carpet. Do not print Saturday's Lion.

The jury has not voted. Burstyn's honorary Lion is another page. Kore-eda looks back on another. Leave Saturday's table to Saturday. Print the slot. Print not a winner.

Print the premiere. Monday is not awards night. A standing ovation is still not a Lion. Print the premiere as Monday's named Strippoli hold. Trinca on the carpet is still not a prize. Print the slot as still a time. Print L'estranea as still in competition, not crowned. Applause commits nothing; juries commit later.

Standing ovations at premieres are etiquette as much as judgment; everyone stands. Juries deliberate later, colder. Monday's applause commits nothing.

Etiquette applauds every premiere; judgment applauds few. Monday's etiquette is recorded. Judgment comes Saturday.

Recorded etiquette isn't a Lion; Monday records it. Saturday judges colder. Trinca stays on the carpet.

Everyone stands at premieres. Juries deliberate later, colder. Monday's applause commits nothing to Saturday's table.

Jasmine Trinca walked the Monday competition carpet for Strippoli's L'estranea. Sky TG24 logged the hour; ANSA logged the director's fear of losing control. Everyone standing is not a Lion. Saturday's table has not been marked.
Monday's carpet is a premiere, not a prize. Sky logged the hour. The Lion waits for Saturday.

Monday's premiere does not mint Saturday's Lion. Sky logged the hour. Everyone standing is not a Lion.

Monday's L'Estranea premiere does not mint Saturday's Lion. Standing ovations are not a Golden Lion. The 83rd still waits on Saturday.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles