Ferzan Ozpetek to head Taormina jury

June 04, 2008 Organizers also announced that a restored print of Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather" -- filmed in part in Sicily -- will screen in the festival's 2,300-year-old Greek Theater as part of a lineup that includes restored versions of Federico Fellini's little-known 1968 short "Toby Dammit" and Paul Schrader's 1985 biopic "Mishima." David Mamet's martial arts drama "Red Belt" also will screen in the 6,000-seat theater in addition to a special gala screening of "The Edge of Heaven," from Fatih Akin, which will coincide with the special sidebar on Turkish cinema. The Mediterranean competition titles named Wednesday are Egyptian films "Eye of the Sun" from Ibrahim El Batout and Yousri Nasrallah's "Aquarium"; "Burned Hearts" from Morocco's Ahmed El Maanouni; French director Jean Becker's "Deux Jours a Tuer" (Love Me No More); "Tractor, Love and Rock 'n' Roll" from Slovenia's Branko Djuric; and "Summer Book" from Turkey's Seyfi Teoman.

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