Tinto Brass’s ‘Deadly Sweet’ to Premiere at Venice Film Festival
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The Venice Film Festival will open with a restored version of Tinto Brass's 1967 film, 'Deadly Sweet.'
The upcoming Venice Film Festival has selected the world premiere of the restored version of 1967’s cult movie “Deadly Sweet” as its pre-opening event. The film is directed by Italian softcore erotic movies maestro Tinto Brass.
The new digital 4k version of “Deadly Sweet,” which stars Jean-Louis Trintignant and Sweden’s Ewa Aulin, has been restored by Rome’s Centro […].
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