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Iranian political climate is affecting the attendance at the Karlovy Vary film festival.

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Iranian political climate is affecting the attendance at the Karlovy Vary film festival.

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  1. Films from Tehran are reflecting political repression and armed conflict in their narratives.1 source
  2. Iranian political climate is impacting the presence of international participants at the festival.1 source

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  • Karlovy Vary

    city in Karlovy Vary Region, Czech Republic

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