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Croatian films at Warsaw IFF: world premiere of Filip Peruzović’s <em>Good Children</em>; <em>My Late Summer, Summer Teeth</em> and two minority co-productions in competition

Croatian films at Warsaw IFF: world premiere of Filip Peruzović’s Good Children; My Late Summer, Summer Teeth and two minority co-productions in competition

The Good Children of director and screenwriter Filip Peruzović, screenwriter Nikolina Bogdanović and producer Tena Gojić (Dinaridi Film), to have its world premiere in competition at the 40th Warsaw International Film Festival. Croatian features My Late Summer, directed by Danis Tanović (Propeler Film), Dražen Žarković’s Summer Teeth (Maxima Film), and two minority Croatian co-productions also to screen in competition sections. WIFF takes place in Warsaw, from 11th to 20th October.

Friday, 20.09.2024.

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