Set amidst Albania’s civil unrest in 1997, Luna Park [+leggi anche:
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This is plot of Florenc Papas’ sophomore feature, a coming-of-age drama that has just world-premiered in the Survey Expanded: Un-Family-Ar sidebar of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival (31 October-10 November).

Luna Park was produced by Albania’s On Film Production together with Italy’s Lupin Film, Greece’s Atalante Productions, Croatia’s Corvus Studio and Kosovo’s Buka Production. The attached producers are Dritan Huqi, Riccardo Neri, Vincenzo Filippo and Ioanna Bolomyti, whilst the co-producers are Zvonomir Munivrana and Fatmir Spahiu. The project received backing from the Albanian National Center of Cinematography, the Greek Film Centre, ERT, the Croatian Audiovisual Centre, the Kosovo Cinematography Center and the SEE Cinema Network.

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