The Venice Film Festival, also known as the Venice International Film Festival (Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica di Venezia in Italian), is one of the oldest and most prestigious film festivals in the world. It takes place every year in Venice, Italy, and is considered one of the "Big Three" film festivals, alongside the Cannes Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival.

The Venice Film Festival puts films from around the world in competition, including feature films, documentaries and animated films, across different categories. The festival awards several prizes, including the prestigious Golden Lion (Leone d'Oro), which is awarded to the best film in official competition.

This festival plays a major role in the film industry by highlighting emerging directors and innovative cinematic works. It is also an important meeting place for film professionals, critics, actors and actresses from around the world.

The Venice Film Festival contributes to promoting international cinema and celebrating the art of filmmaking in all its forms, making Venice an unmissable destination for cinema enthusiasts and artists of the seventh art.

The glasses worn at the Venice Film Festival 

At the Venice Film Festival, Souheila Yacoub wears the Dior CDIOR B1U sunglasses.

At the Venice Film Festival, Bertrand Bonello wears the Dior CD DIAMOND S3F sunglasses.

At the Venice Film Festival, Pelayo Diaz wears the Fendi O'Lock FE40050I sunglasses.

At the Venice Film Festival, Caterina Milicchio wears the Celine CAT EYE S187 CL40187I sunglasses

At the Venice Film Festival, Michele Bravi wears the Fendi FE40073U sunglasses.

At the Venice Film Festival, Ramzy Bedia wears the Dior DIAMOND R2F sunglasses.

At the Venice Film Festival, Kahil Joseph wears the Dior CD DIAMOND S2I glasses.