The new star of the Spanish scene, Gabriel Geva, was arrested this Saturday, September 2, 2023 in Venice, where the 80th edition of Mostra, the international film festival, is currently being held.
Revealed in the Skam España series and distributed worldwide thanks to the film À contre-sens, which hit Prime Video, the Franco-Spanish actor must now face the police and justice.
Then the Italian media American media, it turned out that France has issued an international arrest warrant against him for sexual violence. The 22-year-old actor was up for Best Newcomer for his role in the young adult book adaptation. culpa mia By Mercedes Rohn.
This Spanish novel, somewhere between Fast and Furious and After, became Prime Video’s highest-grossing non-English-language local original film. So much so that two sequels adapting the other two novels are already underway.
The production of these new films will definitely be suspended pending the conclusion of the investigation. Organizers of the Venice Film Festival announced via X (Twitter) that the actor “was not associated with any activity or production of the 80th Venice International Film Festival”.
Gabriel Guevara was indeed invited to the Filming Italy Best Film awards ceremony, an unofficial event on the outskirts of the Venice Film Festival. The organizers of the event informed the local press service Ansa about this “suspended all award of the prize as a precautionary measure until the facts about him are established and in the full confidence that justice will take its course”.
The actor, the son of TV presenter Marlene Moreau, must await a decision from an Italian court in the coming days to hand him over to French authorities. We do not know exactly what the nature of the suspicions hanging over Gabriel Guevara is at the moment.
Source: Allocine
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