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Hollywood actor Matt Dillon is this year’s Viennale guest star. His film “Land of Dreams” premiered in the Gartenbaukino on Wednesday evening. Vienna was an “unbelievable city”, said Dillon before that. He also had time to visit a museum.
27.10.2021 20.42
October 27, 2021, 8:42 p.m.
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“I haven’t been here for so long and so I really wanted to come back,” said Matt Dillon in an interview with “Wien heute”. However, it is actually like a first visit to Vienna – because his last was around 30 years ago, according to the actor.
In any case, Vienna is “a really beautiful and incredible city,” said the 57-year-old. Schnitzel and Sacher-Torte were also well received – but more eloquently he went into raptures in the Viennese museums: “The museums here have some of the most incredible works of art.” Dillon already had time to visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum. He said he visited the current Tizian show and the Bruegel permanent exhibition there.
Matt Dillon at the Viennale
Matt Dillon, known for example from the films “LA Crash”, “Wild Things” or “Capone”, is a guest at the Viennale. Dillon was dating actress Cameron Diaz in the late 1990s.
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Dillon plays dreamcatcher’s bodyguard
Dillon lives in the Hotel Intercontinental during his stay in Vienna. He came to the Gartenbaukino together with Shirin Neshat, director of the film “Land of Dreams”. It’s a political satire and is set in the near future. In order to better control the population, the US government wants to record the dreams of the citizens. To do this, a government employee, played by Sheila Vand, asks people about their dreams. The dream catcher is accompanied by a bodyguard – the role of Matt Dillons.
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“He is an extraordinary film director and actor himself who has managed to reinvent himself over and over again over the course of his decades of career,” said Viennale director Eva Sangiorgi Dillon in a broadcast Rosen: “His constant curiosity and openness as a person made it this is possible. ”In addition to Dillon, the filmmakers Mia Hansen-Løve, Mathieu Amalric and Abel Ferrara are among the star cast of the festival, which will run until October 31.
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