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The ZFF 2024 begins: Russian rich kid, Nazi terrorists & Trump's rise
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A Russian rich kid, Nazi terrorists - and the rise of Trump

The Zurich Film Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary. There are more stars at the start than there have been for a long time - and not only international but also national film gems await.

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  • The Zurich Film Festival has now been running for 20 years, and the stars are once again gathering on the green carpet for the anniversary.
  • Jude Law, Pamela Anderson, Kate Winslet and Richard Gere visit Switzerland.
  • Editor Gianluca Izzo gives you his recommendations on which films not to miss this year.
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In "The Order", Jude Law hunts Nazi terrorists in the opening film of the Zurich Film Festival. Based on a true story, Law is a convincing law enforcement officer.

Anora" also awaits: the black comedy is about a Russian oligarch's son who falls in love with an American stripper (Mikey Madison). Naturally, his father doesn't like this at all - the culture clash is pre-programmed and as funny as it is fast-paced.

Finally, there is also "The Apprentice", the biopic about Donald Trump's rise to the top of the business world in the USA. Editor Gianluca Izzo gives you an in-depth insight into his personal highlights at this year's ZFF.

Tickets for these films and many more can be found here.


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