The choice was made to add the “International People’s Choice” for a second kick at the can. Chloé Zhao’s Telluride-debuting “Hamnet” was the “regular” People’s fave, while Park Chan-wook’s Venice title “No Other Choice” took home the newly minted international prize. Anchored by a quiet yet compelling performance by Leo Woodall, the film gives a lovely late-career showcase to Dustin Hoffman. The programmers have a duty, perhaps a unique one given its claim to be the world’s largest public film festival, to select films in a wide rather than a narrow way. The space of a film festival should be home for many perspectives (no, not all), but above all, it should not be sanitized and siphoned to only allow the agreed-upon narratives to be showcased.