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Thursday July 7, 2022

Day: July 7, 2022

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Emerging Post-Covid in Wiesbaden and Udine: The Shape of Two European Film Festivals

Dina Iordanova
July 7, 2022
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By Dina Iordanova. My interest, however, is in the festival as a shell – its structure and functionality; the films are a component that is vitally important but also ephemeral. And, in the year 2022, there is a lot to say about how film festivals in Europe emerge post-Covid.” It […]

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