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Venice Film Festival Showcases Films on Exiled Journalists and Iranian Conflict
The festival program features new cinematic works, including a narrative about Russian journalists living in exile and two films exploring stories set against the backdrop of the Iran-Iraq War.
5 Sept, 12:11 — 5 Sept, 22:50
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At the Venice Film Festival, Julia Loktev moves audiences with story of Russian journalists in exile
In the second part of her documentary 'My Undesirable Friends,' the filmmaker immerses viewers in the lives of reporters forced to flee Russia abruptly, but who continue to inform their fellow citizens about the war in Ukraine in spite of the precarious conditions and ongoing intimidation.
Read full article →tempo-englishMostly Factual11h ago
Venice Film Festival Showcases Two Films Set Against Iran War
The Venice Film Festival will premiere two films about the impact of the war on Iran.
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