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Summer Film Festival in Bansko presents extreme footage for adventure lovers

published on 7/25/24 5:33 PM

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For yet another year the residents and guests of Bansko will be transported into the world of mountaineering, extreme and adventure cinema, BTA reports.

This year's edition of the "Summer Movie Mania Under the Stars" will take place over three evenings, from July 25 to 27, on the town's central square, where the best films from the international festival of mountaineering and extreme cinema will be screened.

This year's selection includes 11 films from ten countries.

More than 80 productions from 50 countries will be screened separately.

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