Phuttiphong Aroonpheng's Yak Mai, The Burning Giants, entered Orizzonti with a Monday Q&A. [1] Infobae filed the return to Venice. [1] Libero listed the 14:15 public slot beside the day's Italian debuts. [2] Orizzonti is not the main competition. It is still a slot. Print the slot. Do not print Saturday's Lion.

A fantasy about smoke and a Karen village is not a Golden Lion. Leave Saturday's table to Saturday. Print the Q&A. Print not a winner.

Print the slot. Monday is not awards night. Horizons remains Horizons. Print the slot as Monday's named Aroonpheng hold. A Q&A is still a Q&A. Print Orizzonti as still not the Sala Grande competition. Print the giants as still a Horizons film. Filed Mondays hold; Horizons programs the edge.

Horizons programs the festival's far edge: formally daring, commercially uncertain. A Monday Q&A is the section working as designed. Competition nights belong to other films.

Edged programs need patient audiences; Monday's Q&A found one. Patience rewards. Competition waits elsewhere.

Competition waits elsewhere; Monday's Q&A is Horizons. Formally daring. Commercially uncertain.

A Monday Q&A is Horizons working as designed. Formally daring, commercially uncertain. Competition nights belong to other films.

Yak Mai, The Burning Giants, took a 14:15 Orizzonti Q&A that Libero listed beside Italian debuts. Infobae called it a return, not a main-competition entry. Horizons is not Sala Grande. Smoke over a Karen village does not mint a Lion today.
Libero listed it beside Italian debuts. The Karen village does not mint a Lion. Orizzonti Q&A is not Sala Grande.

Libero listed it beside Italian debuts. Orizzonti Q&A is not Sala Grande. Horizons is not Sala Grande.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles