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Munich Film Festival Pitch Features Superheroes, Subway Tales, Performing Teddy Bears, Prisoners & Politics

Deadline Germany 01 July 2026, 15:11 UTC 01 Jul 2026

Munich Film Festival Pitch Features Superheroes, Subway Tales, Performing Teddy Bears, Prisoners & Politics — Deadline

Icelandic superheroes, political dramas, performing teddy bears and a film from Björn Hlynur Haraldsson, who counts The Witcher among his acting credits, were among the nine projects at the Munich International Film Festival’s popular CineCoPro pitch. Munich …

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