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‘Balcanica’: When Music Is Outlawed in Afghanistan, a Conductor and His Son Must Leave All Behind (Exclusive Venice Trailer)
Nicola Sorcinelli is exploring timely, complex and emotional issues in his feature directorial debut, Balcanica , for which THR can exclusively premiere a first teaser trailer ahead of its world premiere in the Venice Days , or Giornate…
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Nicola Sorcinelli’s feature‑debut “Balcanica,” starring Matilda De Angelis and Babak Karimi, will premiere at Venice Days. The drama follows a conductor and his son forced to flee Afghanistan after music is outlawed, reflecting the director’s anger at how freedom can be suppressed.
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