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BSIFF Announces Official Selections For 2022 Edition

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July 1, 2022

The Black Star International Film Festival for its 2022 edition has officially selected a total of 58 film films out of the submission received for this year.

BSIFF 2022 has been scheduled to take place from September 20th to September 25, 2022. Find below the full list of all selected films in the competitive category of BSIFF 2022.

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