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Deadline reports that Paris-based MMM Films has picked up international sales rights for Ukrainian director Mykyta Gibalenko's drama Camouflage, releasing a first clip ahead of the film's world premiere in Venice's Giornate degli Autori section. Arthur Aliiev, who appeared at Venice in 2023 with Forever Forever, stars as 22-year-old Vitaly, a young man leaving his native country.
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