"Balcanica" Breaks Silence on War Torn Soundscapes The Venice Film Festival has become a platform for filmmakers to address pressing issues of our time.
This year's lineup includes Nicola Sorcinelli's "Balcanica," which makes its world premiere in competition at Giornate degli Autori, coinciding with growing concerns about artistic freedom and censorship.
Sorcinelli's film tells the story of Nasar, an orchestra conductor, and his son Jalil, who flee Afghanistan after music is banned.