Anurag Kashyap on Venice Film Festival Jury
The International Jury for the Venice Film Festival has just been announced and surprise surprise, Anurag’s been selected on the jury panel, along with Ang Lee, who will serve as the jury president, French actress Sandrine Bonnaire, Italian film-maker Liliana Cavani, American director Joe Dante, as well as Italian songwriter, singer and rocker Luciano Ligabue. The festival will run from September 2nd to the 12th and the complete line of films at the festival will be announced coming Thursday.
Now if we can get him to give us a day by day account of the festival… 
Congratulations Anurag from all of us at PFC!
Source : ScreenDaily
Tags: Anurag Kashyap, Jury, Venice Film Festival
Anurag Kashyap
Abhay Deol
Dibakar Banerjee
Hansal Mehta
Khalid Mohamed
Kundan Shah
Anish Kuruvilla
Jaideep Verma
Manish Gupta
Navdeep Singh
Bhavani Iyer
D. Santosh
Onir
Ashvin Kumar
Ramu Ramanathan
Sudhir Mishra
Pankaj Advani
Revathy
Saurabh Shukla
Shilpa Shukla
Sujoy Ghosh
Suparn Verma
Santosh Sivan
Shashank Ghosh
Shivajee
Pavan Kaul
Partho Sen-Gupta
Prroshant Naryannan
Sam Langoria
Satish Kasetty
Congrats Anurag! now tell ‘em who is the real merchant of venice ;)
congrats Anurag!!
Way to go Anurag,congrats!!!
congrats mr.kashyap and best of luck to all the entries.
congrats anurag.
Awesome News, you deserve it man! you are the “next level” in Indian Cinema
congrates Anurag…this is just a beganning…
Congrats Anurag…
Congrats Anurag! Things are definitely going your way. Now we want Paanch!
Hearty congrats Anurag….
Awesome news…congrats Anurag
congrats Anurag. had first heard about it at the Cannes festival, but at that time I was told it was not yet final.
Congo ! Hope Anurag will make a Ve(ry)nice Jury :D
Heartiest congratulations to anurag…..
[FLASH NEWS]: Dev.D, Gulaal and Delhi 6 at the Venice Film Festival. See it to believe it!! The year of New wave..The year of Anurag.. The year of UTV
http://www.labiennale.org/en/cinema/festival/lineup/official_selection/out_of_competition/
Wow thats something to celebrate…great catch man!
congratulations!!its definitely an honour…
Congrats, Anruag, @ Neeraj the list is for films that are being shown Out-of-competition. So nothing to great to celebrate about. Its like Devdas being screened at Cannes out-of-competition section. Or the Market section.
@ Ebrahim, The budget for Devdas was 50 Crores while the budget for Dev.D was 6 crores. Now what does it tell you? Its a good sign that smaller and more sensible films are making it to festivals. There are films like Jeans and others who have been sent to Oscars. The point is, when sensible films like Dev.d, Gulaal and Delhi 6 go to festivals they have a better chance of wining. Besides, even if they do not win they will try to undo all the image damage of Indian cinema which has been done by the stupid films going to festivals. Imagine, Kambhakt ishg was to premiere at Cannes! Thanks to the multiplex strike, it did not.
awesome… proven yet again that life bends in front of hard work determination passion commitment and dedication… this one is for his critics… (not in negatives or positive ones) … here is the chance to cheer and join the celebrations…
Anu Sir, my first post to you .. and in an actual way of feeling proud of life… all the very best..
Awesome!
congrats 
Hello Anurag Sir, just read about the news of you, getting selected as the Jury member at the 66th Venice film festival.Wow great honor 2 a great person.
Congrats AK Sir
This seems like a really nice honor – and then when I read the news my main other reaction is, oh, I hope Anurag will feel free to report on his whole experience, once it’s over. I’d so much love to hear about how the whole thing really works and how it goes for him in particular.
@ Neeraj
I wonder why are you confusing these films in Venice as a matter of prestige? Or as a matter of fact films like Jeans reaching Cannes? To better clear your clouds of doubt:- A film festival is divided into:-
1) Competitive- the prestiguous section
2) A new cinema section
3)A market section, or non-competitive section…where every tom dick and harry can reach.
So Dev D, and Delhi-6 are part of midnight non-competitive screenings which is not a huge, huge, huge deal. Let’s think of them as like consolation prizes for the biggest film producing country in the world. After all, they need to be placed somewhere. The same would go for Cannes, or any major film festival.
Though we should celebrate, Amit Dutta’s new film being part of the Horizon section. Now that is worth writing about. And promoting.