Venice Director on Illusions and Documentaries

Lucca Guadagnino, the renowned Italian director, confirmed during a session at the Venice Film Festival that documentary cinema is the purest form of film because it deals with reality honestly and expresses emotions directly. He also mentioned that he did not receive formal academic training in filmmaking and described himself as a creator of illusions working to uncover individual truth through pretense, relying on a collaborative team and patience to learn through experience. Guadagnino was influenced by silent cinema, particularly the films of F. W. Murnau, and by Stanley Kubrick’s style, which conveys a cohesive narrative structure. He regarded documentaries as the essence of cinema because they reflect reality strongly and truthfully.

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