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19 filmmakers from ten european countries selected by Mike Figgis for a Masterclass by the European Film Academy come to Slovenia in a challenging mission: to conceive, shoot, complete a 90m feature film in seven days and screen it on the day after in a cinema for the public.
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19 filmmakers from ten european countries selected by Mike Figgis for a Masterclass by the European Film Academy come to Slovenia in a challenging mission: to conceive, shoot, complete a 90m feature film in seven days and screen it on the day after in a cinema for the public.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Steve Hudson, Hanna Antonina Wojcik-Slak, Jovan Arsenic, Johnny O'Reilly, Mike Figgis, Fabian Passamonte
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Coma-Film, Slovenian Film Fund, Red Mullet
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