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The festival opened on 20th October with a screening of the film “Samurai Cat”, followed on 21st October by films “The Round Table” and “The Treasure Hunter”.

On Saturday, 22nd October the creations “Special Unit: Red and White File” and “The Floating Castle” was shown.

Japanese cinematography has been among the world’s leaders for many years, and in recent years it has experienced a new blossoming.

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