Beatrice Borgia – Film Commission Torino Piemonte #TFF40
A year into her mandate, Beatrice Borgia talks about her role at the Film Commission Torino Piemonte and the results achieved so far.
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Christoffer Nordenrot has written an intriguing political thriller on a potential attack to Sweden from a foreign force (that has a face and a name at the end of the film – a very harsh and bold statement). Big action sequences and special effects to serve a story composed of personal and intimate tragedies that intertwine with the national catastrophe that is unraveling. An enormous narrative effort and a compelling visual rendition, further away from the Swedish films we are used to see.
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