Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz Shine in Michael Mann's 'Ferrari' Despite Ongoing Hollywood Labor Disputes
- Michael Mann's "Ferrari" biopic premiered at the Venice Film Festival to positive reviews, especially for stars Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz.
- The film follows Enzo Ferrari's struggles in 1957 to save his bankrupt car company and repair his marriage.
- Performances were praised, but some reviews criticized the story's lack of depth and scattered focus.
- Driver questioned why big streamers won't meet union demands when smaller distributors can.
- The premiere came amid ongoing strikes, but the independent film secured waivers allowing promotion.
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