Venice Film Festival chairman Makemule of his three films opening innovation makes the opening move the red carpet desolate this year. Film Festival due to be arranged for the three films were part of the red carpet, red carpet opening of a genuine but only the "Black Swan" cast Natalie Portman, Vincent Russell, director Darren Aronofsky cover and the main competition jury chair Quentin Tarantino support unit facade.

"Black Swan" made its world premiere as the opening film at the Venice Film Festival's 67th edition on Wednesday, bringing the American director back to the Lido, where "The Wrestler" won the top Golden Lion prize two years ago.

"The more I looked into the world of ballet, I actually started to see all these similarities to the world of wrestling," the 41-year-old Aronofsky said at a news conference. "They both have these performers that use their bodies in sort of extremely, intense physical ways. Their entire performance is based on intense physicality."

Although the Biennale President Paul Luobalata in the morning to meet the media at the media reports this year said the number has increased over last year, this year's Venice Film Festival, or can be quickly felt deserted: the main competition jury Meet the Press Unit will be satisfied with half of the seat's sitting, even if the opening day of the race was three films, three films, and other elements of the opening film filled schedule, reporters crowded inside and outside is not as in the past.

Venice Film Festival brings about change initiatives Makemule announced that retired again and again early in 2011, Paul Luobalata in the opening day to extend his work highly praised, but still can not stop reporters speculated that he leave behind the internal conflict in advance; was questioned there about to follow suit Cannes, please Tarantino as the jury chair, to increase the number of their nominated films, etc., and is expected to be completed in 2011, the new movie palace still in a semi-shutdown state also been criticized by local media and local residents, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi last year's cuts in public funding policy, the Italian film was hit, the Venice Film Festival also tragically cut funding, many sponsors this year also lost in the propaganda film festival materials and venue.