Football Drama 'Forza' Secures International Distribution Ahead of Tokyo Market Debut
Marco Balsamo's directorial debut, 'Forza,' a compelling football drama set against the vibrant backdrops of Bali and Milan, has been acquired by EST N8 for global distribution. The film, featuring AC Milan legend Alessandro Costacurta, will be showcased at TIFFCOM, the Tokyo International Film Festival's market, following its initial public screening at Jakarta Film Week. This marks a significant step for the film, highlighting its potential to resonate with audiences worldwide through its universal themes of aspiration and human connection.
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