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Venice premieres for IFFR-backed films and immersive works
Argentinian auteur Lucrecia Martel’s latest is among several IFFR-backed titles premiering at the Venice International Film Festival (27 Aug – 6 Sep).
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“The art of film can reach far beyond borders”: UNIQLO spotlights Displacement Film Fund at World Expo in Osaka
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