The traditional seventh festival of European films this year starts on November 3 and will take place within 10 days.
The press conference on the festival will be held on October 27 in the EU representation in Baku with the participation of the Head of Mission, Ambassador Malena Mard, as well as the heads of the diplomatic missions of Spain and Greece in Azerbaijan Jose Luis Diez Juarez and Constantine Adamopoulos, et al. diplomats.
This year's festival on the number of films will be the largest one. Artistic and animated films and documentaries will be shown.
Viewers will see movies from the filmmakers of Germany, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Great Britain, Croatia, Romania, Italy, France, Spain, Latvia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Sweden. -16D06-
Culture
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