Sigurjón “Joni” Sighvatsson to Receive Locarno Film Festival’s Raimondo Rezzonico Award on Aug. 6
The Iceland-born, U.S.-based producer will be honored during the 2026 Locarno Film Festival, with screenings tied to his career and industry work.
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The Iceland-born, U.S.-based producer will be honored during the 2026 Locarno Film Festival, with screenings tied to his career and industry work.
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