Thompson defends film after critics boo

Actress Emma Thompson defended her latest film today after it was booed by critics at the Venice Film Festival.

Mon, 01 Sep, 2003 - 18:14

Actress Emma Thompson defended her latest film today after it was booed by critics at the Venice Film Festival.

In Imaging Argentina, Oscar-winning Thompson is kidnapped by the military and her husband (played by Antonio Banderas) gains supernatural powers to “see” what is happening to her and other victims.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Venice Place: Argentina Person: Thompson Person: Emma Thompson Person: Antonio Banderas Person: Banderas Person: Christopher Hampton Event: Venice Film Festival

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