text: Amongst these, we have the Italian sector which focuses on Italian short film which is selling well, resuming its place in the world of international cinema. The Italian films present two programs: one of animation and one retrospective, with the goal of highlighting the traditions of animation masters from the past until today.
  Regarding the focus on China, Chinese short films are not seen very often in short festivals, but this year they have been placed together in five programs of high quality short films, with the contribution of the Chinese Embassy in Berlin.
  
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