Susan Sarandon on fear, freedom, and refusing to change

VENICE: When Andrea Pallaoro’s The Echo Chamber premiered at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on Sunday evening, it earned an eight-minute standing ovation. For its stars—Luca Marinelli, Alicia Vikander, and Susan Sarandon—it was a warm reception to one of the festival’s most anticipated world premieres. Based on Bernardo Bertolucci’s final screenplay and reworked with his original co-writers, Ilaria Bernardini and Ludovica Rampoldi, the film is both intimate and unsettling, telling a

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