Réka Busci

From Sundance To Oscar Shortlist: Réka Busci On How Symphony No. 42 Got Into The Festival Circuit

As she waits for the announcement of the Oscar nominations, Réka Busci - whose animation Symphony No. 42 was also a popular choice in the Cineuropa Shorts Top 5 Shorts of 2014 - talks to FilmFestivalLife about the film and how it became so popular

11 January 2015, by FilmFestivalLife

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