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Thirteen-film series will include Ferzan Ozpetek's "Facing Windows," slated to be released in the U.S. by Sony Pictures Classics.
Other highlights include Sergio Castellitto's Penelope Cruz starrer "Don't Move," which is screening at Cannes in Certain Regard, and Gabriele Muccino's "Remember Me, My Love," distributed by Roadside Attractions.
Coming-of-age pic "Perduto amor," the debut from singer-songwriter Franco Battiato, will unspool as well as Paolo Virzi's "Caterina in the Big City."
Directors Muccino, Ricardo Milani, Ozpetek and Virzi and actress Paola Cortelesi will participate in Q&As.
For most industry pros, Thessaloniki represents a deep breath at the end of the festival year.
Now in its 19th year, the Stockholm Fest (Nov. 20-30) remains true to its roots of discovering new, exciting talent.
Driven by cheap costs, stunning terrain and highly skilled crews, Morocco long has been a preferred location for big-budget drama.
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