Vedd Rawtaani’s The Stolen Future Takes Its Horror Journey To 83rd Venice International Film Festival
Vedd Rawtaani’s horror short The Stolen Future is taking its international festival journey to another prestigious stage — the 83rd Venice International Film Festival in Italy. The film has already made its presence felt internationally, with official screenings in the Competition category at Panic Fest in Kansas City, Missouri, USA, and at HARD International Film Festival in Regensburg, Germany.…
Vedd Rawtaani's horror short film, The Stolen Future, is set to take part in the prestigious 83rd Venice International Film Festival in Italy. This marks another significant stage in the film's international journey, which has already included screenings at Panic Fest in Kansas City, Missouri, HARD International Film Festival in Regensburg, Germany, and a Non-Competition screening at the Cannes Film Festival in France.
The film is now set to screen in the Super Six category at the Venice Film Festival, exclusively curated by the Bharat International Film Festival. The screening is scheduled for September 8, 2026, at the historic Palazzo del Cinema, Sala Pasinetti. Priya Jaiswal, Director of the Bharat International Film Festival, commended both Rawtaani's filmmaking and the profound message of the film.
Jaiswal noted that "The Stolen Future is a film meant to be experienced on the big screen, despite its horror genre. It carries a very deep message, and the performances are natural, with sleek technique." This further highlights the film's growing international acclaim and its ability to captivate audiences with its storytelling and performance.
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