WorldPingThe 30th edition of Ji.hlava Documentary Film Festival, which draws around 1,200 industry professionals, has unveiled the projects selected for its New Visions Forum.
Twenty-nine projects from 15 countries will be presented during the Forum, taking place Oct.
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Ji.hlava Documentary Film Festival Unveils New Visions Forum Lineup
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