International short film festival brings 32 countries to Croatia’s Veliki Tabor

International short film festival brings 32 countries to Croatia’s Veliki Tabor

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The Tabor New Frame Film Festival will take place on July 4 and 5 at the historic Veliki Tabor Castle.

The international short film event will showcase 49 films across all genres, CE Report quotes HINA.

This year’s lineup includes four world premieres, one international premiere, and 22 Croatian premieres.

A total of 32 countries will be represented in the festival’s selection.

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