Nine feature-length fiction films and one documentary from Eastern Europe are slated to make an appearance at the 11^th edition of the CentEast Market. The chosen projects will be presented by their representatives during the 31st Warsaw Film Festival on 16 October and will repeat the presentations in Moscow three days later. Finally, the projects will be brought to the Beijing Film Market in April 2016 as a part of the China-Eastern Europe Film Promotion Project (CentEast Beijing).

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Valentyn Vasyanovych, the editor, co-producer and director of photography of the widely acclaimed Ukrainian drama The Tribe [+lee también:
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entrevista: Cristian Mungiu
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entrevista: Corneliu Porumboiu
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Also among the titles selected is the Russian-Georgian co-produced Summer of Frozen Fountains [+lee también:
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entrevista: Salome Demuria
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ficha de la película], on the subject of initiation into adulthood via a monastery. The fifth feature by Bulgarian director and writer Zornitsa Sophia, Voevoda, also made it onto the list – the 19^th-century costume drama centres on the historical figure of Rumena Voevoda, a mother and gang leader, struggling to reconcile the warrior within her and her female side. And rounding off the selection is the dark comedy Eastern Business [+lee también:
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The full programme of the CentEast Market will be announced at the beginning of October and can be found on the CentEast website.