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River Film Festival 2023

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Wednesday, Jun 7, 2023 • From 10:00 PM
10 months ago
Porta Portello
Padua (PD), Italy
River Film Festival 2023

River Film Festival 2023

17° River Film Festival
31th May — 18th June 2023
River staircase of Porta Portello, Padua

Each year, to an ever-increasing extent, River Film Festival projects hundreds of cinematographic works from around the world, which are viewed and voted by a qualified jury and audience.

In 2023 the River Film Festival reaches its seventeenth edition, with the awareness of a cultural event that viewers have come to appreciate for the originality and authority of its choices.

All screenings are free.

Program

Associazione Culturale Researching Movies
Via F. Marzolo 34 A - 35131 Padova
tel. +39 329 9331324
www.riverfilmfestival.org

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Location

Porta Portello

Padua (PD), Veneto, Italy
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