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Odessa International Film Festival

By Martin Blaney2013-07-22T12:22:00+01:00

OIFF_2013_Alexander_Velidinsky_Valery_Todorovsky

OIFF_2013_Emir_Kusturica

OIFF_2013_intl_jury_Alexander_Rodnyansky

OIFF_2013_Jos_Stelling

OIFF_2013_Lika_Babluani_and_Mariam_Bokeria

OIFF_2013_Maryna_Vroda

OIFF_2013_Maxim_Ksjonda

OIFF_2013_Michael_Winterbottom

OIFF_2013_Olena_Fetisova_Serge_Avdekian

OIFF_2013_Ritesh_Batra

OIFF_2013_Roger_Corman

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Photos from the 4th Odessa International Film Festiva, which ran from July 15-23.

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