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Ang Lee Wins Second Golden Lion
Chinese director Ang Lee has picked up the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion for best picture for his spy thriller "Lust, Caution," over the weekend.
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Festival Facts | The 64th Venice Film Festival runs from August 29 to September 8, 2007. The festival will be articulated according to the established outline: the Venezia 64 section will present the films competing for the Golden Lion; some of the most important works of the year will screen Out of Competition, while the Orizzonti section is set to provide a picture of new trends in cinema.
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Special Events First, German director Alexander Klugeis is to provide an overview of the last 75 years of cinema to mark the passing of the same period in the festival's history.
Second, Tim Burton, who is to receive the Lifetime Achievement award this year, is to be celebrated with a day dedicated to his work at the Palazzo del Cinema.
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Chinese Winners at Venice  1989 (46th): Golden Lion, "A City of Sadness" Director: Hou Hsiao-hsien
|  1991 (48th): Silver Lion, "Raise The Red Lantern" Director: Zhang Yimou
|  1992 (49th): Golden Lion, "The Story of Qiuju" Director: Zhang Yimou
|  1994 (51st): Golden Lion, "Vive L'Amour" Director: Tsai Ming-liang
|  1994 (51st): Best Actor, "In the Heat of the Sun" Director: Jiang Wen
|  1999 (56th): Golden Lion, "Not One Less" Director: Zhang Yimou
|  1999 (56th): Best Director, "Seventeen Years" Director: Zhang Yuan
|  2005 (62nd): Golden Lion, "Brokeback Mountain" Director: Ang Lee
|  2006 (63rd): Golden Lion, "Still Life" Director: Jia Zhangke
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