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Borghi stars as a Roman used-book seller whose life is upended by a North African child in Gianni Amelio's Nessun Dolore, listed by the Venice Biennale in the festival's out-of-competition Venice Open section for the 2026 edition (Sept. 2-12) that Variety covered in its lineup announcement. He heads a cast that also includes Valeria Golino and Valerio Mastandrea, and the film opens in Italian cinemas on September 24, 2026.
source: La Biennale di Venezia· Variety
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La Biennale di Venezia’s official lineup page lists Gianni Amelio’s “Nessun dolore” in the Venice Open (out of competition) selection, with Alessandro Borghi in the main cast alongside Valeria Golino and Valerio Mastandrea. ANSA’s July 23 write-up also flags “Nessun dolore” as an out-of-competition Venice title starring Borghi.
source: La Biennale di Venezia· ANSA
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Filmitalia’s festival listing for “Serpenti” (international title “Snake”) shows the film selected for Venezia Spotlight at the 2026 Venice Film Festival and names Alessandro Borghi in the main cast (with Leonardo Lidi, Pietro Castellitto and Valeria Golino). Corriere della Sera also notes the title’s presence in the Venice Spotlight sidebar, again mentioning Borghi.
source: Filmitalia· Corriere della Sera
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Sky’s official program page for the Sky Original financial thriller “Diavoli” continues to position Alessandro Borghi as the central star (alongside Patrick Dempsey and Kasia Smutniak), and promotes episodes and availability via Sky/NOW. This reads like a renewed platform push rather than a new casting announcement, but it’s a notable recent visibility bump tied to Sky’s current catalog surfacing.
source: Sky