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Japan Pitch Heads to Busan Film Festival With Four Co-Production Projects (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety · September 22, 2026 at 2:51 AM

Japan Pitch Heads to Busan Film Festival With Four Co-Production Projects (EXCLUSIVE)

Atmovie Inc. will stage Japan Pitch at the 31st Busan International Film Festival, giving four filmmakers from its Atmovie Global Track accelerator a platform to pitch original feature projects to international buyers and producers.

Atmovie Global Track, backed by the Japan Creator Support Fund through the Japan Arts Council, was set up to help Japanese […]

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Japan Pitch Heads to Busan Film Festival With Four Co-Production Projects (EXCLUSIVE)

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