Angelina Jolie Moved to Tears at Venice Film Festival as Maria Receives Eight-Minute Ovation

At the Venice Film Festival, Angelina Jolie was moved to tears when her film Maria received an eight-minute standing ovation. The emotional moment was widely shared on social media, with numerous videos and photos capturing her heartfelt reaction. For the event, Angelina wore a custom beige gown by Tamara Ralph, accessorized with a fur stole. During the ceremony, she was comforted by co-star Pierfrancesco Favino, and was seen resting her head on his shoulder. Angelina later acknowledged the audience with a gracious bow. Her emotional response quickly went viral, and fans expressed their admiration for her. Maria tells the story of the legendary opera singer Maria Callas, showcasing Angelina’s portrayal of the iconic figure.

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