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Curacao International Film Festival Rotterdam

By Wendy Mitchell2012-04-02T17:16:00+01:00

Festival screening venue The Cinemas, a new six-screen multiplex in Willemstad

Screening crowds

Industry professionals in attendance at the 2012 Curacao IFFR

Industry meetings at Curacao IFFR 2012

Kevin Macdonald and winners of the student short-film competition

Kevin Macdonald with short doc winner Vincent Lauffer

Iwana Chronis, Ilse Hughan, Maria Lourdes Cortes and Juliette Jansen

festival banners in Willemstad

Rutger Wolfson, Janneke Staarink, Gregory Elias and Kevin Macdonald

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Photos from the inaugural four-day film festival on the Caribbean island.

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