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"A moving meditation on estrangement, revealing what you give up by leaving home behind — and what you gain by daring to finally return." - The Hollywood Report

"Like the eponymous gifted girl’s paintings, “Nina Roza” is subtly cosmic, compelling, and impressionistic." - IndieWire

"A marvelous Galin Stoev as Mihail" - Variety

NINA ROZA

A Film By Geneviève Dulude-De Celles

"A video of an eight-year-old Bulgarian painting prodigy goes viral online, catching the attention of an art collector. Mihail is sent to assess the young girl’s work. For the first time in nearly 30 years, he must return to his homeland and confront the ghosts of his past."

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Rome - October 28

Palazzo San Lorenzo

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Rome - October 29, 30, & November 1

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Cagliari - October 29, 30

Alkaestis

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Bologna- November 1, 2

Cine Teatro Orione

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Rome, November 4,5,6,7, & 8 

Cinema delle Province

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Roma - November 5 Screening at the Eurobalkan Film Festival

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Roma - November 13, 14, 15, & 18

Cinema dei Piccoli
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Milano - November 23

Cinema Mexico
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Torino - January 19 & 23, 2027

Cinema Mexico
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Cusano Milanino- January  2027

Cineteatro Baretti

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Director: Geneviève Dulude-De Celles
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 107'
Language: French, Bulgarian
Subtitles: Italian
Produced By: Colonelle Films, UMI Films, Echo Bravo, Ginger Light, Premiere Studio

Mihail, an art curator, emigrated to Canada decades ago. When asked to assess a work by a child prodigy, he is forced to return to Bulgaria, a country he has long regarded as hopelessly backward. The journey gives him an opportunity to rediscover his roots. A tender film about returning home, it critically examines the exploitation of the Balkan region by Western Europe, personal identity and the “exoticisation” of the region with commendable awareness. The film won the Silver Bear for Best Screenplay at the 2026 Berlinale and is Canada’s submission to the Oscars.

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