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How I Started A Film Festival
With the hope of creating a platform for young, emerging filmmakers to showcase their films, Nico Cariati starts a film festival on his own, but realizes he may be in for more than he bargained for.
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With the hope of creating a platform for young, emerging filmmakers to showcase their films, Nico Cariati starts a film festival on his own, but realizes he may be in for more than he bargained for.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nico Cariati
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