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Casey Affleck's film 'Company' receives 4½‑minute ovation at Venice premiere

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Casey Affleck returned to the Venice Film Festival with his directorial effort, Company, which earned a 4½‑minute ovation during its debut screening in the Sala Grande. The applause continued as the cast left, then faded, and star Nick Nolte received an extra‑rousing cheer.

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Fans of Affleck can see how his work as a director is being received at a major festival.

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  1. Affleck returned to the Venice Film Festival with his directorial film Company.
  2. Company earned a 4½‑minute ovation at its debut screening in the Sala Grande.
  3. Affleck and the cast left while applause was still ongoing, and the applause later died off.
  4. Star Nick Nolte received an extra‑rousing cheer during the screening.

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