Venice Festival sees sharp drop in participation Mai El-Toukhy competes solo for Golden Lion

This year's Venice Film Festival experienced an unprecedented decline in female representation in the official competition, with women’s presence limited to just one film out of 20 competing for the Golden Lion. Meanwhile, the "Out of Competition" section saw a record-breaking female participation rate of 42%. Egyptian-Danish filmmaker Mai El Tohamy is the only woman competing in the official lineup with her film "An Unknown Woman," which explores themes of secrets and complex human relationships. The film is highly anticipated due to her notable cinematic record. This decline has sparked a discussion about the festival's track record on gender equality, especially when compared to Cannes, which has maintained higher female participation in recent years.

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