Maggie Gyllenhaal chaired the Venice competition jury that delivered Saturday's table. [1] This paper printed Woman Unknown as the Lion. A jury president is not a winner. A defense of the pick is not a box-office print. Print the chair. Do not invent a statue for her.

Deadline filed the presidency as the frame around el-Toukhy, Arcel, Lee, Khrzhanovsky, NAZA, and Malkovich. [1] The frame is not the prize list. Reuters listed winners, not the chair as a category. [2] Keep the chair on this page. Keep the Lion on the lead.

Saturday's news is that the table arrived under her name. It is not that she was appointed last month. Print Saturday's chairing. Leave a second jury night uninvented.

Jury presidents set tone more than outcomes; deliberations belong to the whole table. Gyllenhaal's defense of el-Toukhy's film framed the night. The prizes themselves were the jury's, collectively.

Chairs frame nights; tables decide them. Saturday's table spoke. Gyllenhaal's framing holds.

Held framings hold; Saturday's holds. Holding is the update. Tables decide.

Presidents set tone more than outcomes. The prizes were collective. Woman Unknown already owns the night.

The jury president's name sits on the chair, not in a prize column. Reuters listed winners; Deadline listed the presidency as context. Woman Unknown already holds the Lion as a collective prize. Gyllenhaal takes no statue here.
The presidency is context, not a prize column. Woman Unknown already holds the Lion. Gyllenhaal takes no statue here.

Saturday's presidency is not a prize column. Woman Unknown already holds the Lion. Gyllenhaal takes no statue here.

Saturday's presidency is not a prize column. Woman Unknown already holds the Lion. Gyllenhaal takes no statue here.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles