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Vedd Rawtaani’s The Stolen Future Heads To Venice Film Festival
The Stolen Future is a short horror movie made by Vedd Rawtaani.
It is going to be shown at a famous film festival in Venice, Italy.
The festival is called the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
The screening is planned for 8 September 2026.
The movie will be shown in a special group called Super Six.
The Bharat International Film Festival selected and presented this category.
The film has already been shown at festivals in the United States, Germany, and France.
Priya Jaiswal said the movie has a deep message and works well on a big screen.
Vedd Rawtaani’s horror short The Stolen Future will screen at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
The film is scheduled for 8 September 2026 at Palazzo del Cinema’s Sala Pasinetti in Venice, Italy.
It will appear in the Super Six category, curated and presented by the Bharat International Film Festival.
The short previously screened at Panic Fest in Kansas City and HARD International Film Festival in Regensburg.
It also received a non-competition screening at Marché du Film – Festival de Cannes in Cannes, France.
- Who
- Filmmaker Vedd Rawtaani, with selection support from Priya Jaiswal and the Bharat International Film Festival.
- What
- The horror short The Stolen Future will screen at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
- Where
- Palazzo del Cinema, Sala Pasinetti, in Venice, Italy.
- When
- 8 September 2026.
- Why
- It is continuing its international festival run and was selected for the Super Six category.
Key facts
- Film
- The Stolen Future
- Director
- Vedd Rawtaani
- Venice category
- Super Six
- Screening date
- 8 September 2026
- Screening venue
- Palazzo del Cinema, Sala Pasinetti
- Previous screenings
- Panic Fest, HARD International Film Festival, and Marché du Film – Festival de Cannes
- Selection organization
- Bharat International Film Festival
Quotes
Priya Jaiswal
Director of the Bharat International Film Festival, who helped select the film
“The Stolen Future is a film meant to be experienced on the big screen. Even though it’s a horror film, the film has a very deep message. The performances are very natural and the technique is very sleek.”
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