Following its world premiere in the Panorama section of the 66^th Berlin Film Festival, The Wounded Angel [+leggi anche:
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The much awaited film is the second opus by Baigazin, following Harmony Lessons [+leggi anche:
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The film will be presented as part of the Capricci Collection, a selection of contemporary arthouse films available internationally. The independent film label Capricci acts as a production company, a distributor and a publisher. Some of the titles include Aleksei German's masterpiece Hard to Be a God, João Viana’s Berlinale Forumentry The Battle of Tabatô [+leggi anche:
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Alessandro Raja, founder and CEO of Festival Scope, said: “We like to experiment with new ways for films to find visibility at an international level. We believe there is an audience curious to discover films from festivals around the world, and our platform works to reach this audience in an innovative way. We are thrilled to present Emir’s new film as we believe he is one of the most talented young filmmakers.”