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Good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here.

My name is Scott Feinberg.

I'm the executive editor of awards coverage and the host of the awards Shatter podcast at The Hollywood Reporter.

And it's on that podcast every week that I have the privilege of spending an hour discussing the life and career of a creative artist who is in the conversation at the moment. And I'm so thrilled that for the fourth

year in a row, we are recording an episode of that podcast here at the Carlo Vivari International

Film Festival, an event that I've been fortunate enough to attend almost every year

since 2016, and that I feel that I can therefore describe with a little bit of authority as one

of the truly great film festivals in the world. This is in large part, thanks to three men who I

want to just quickly acknowledge and thank.

Festival's longtime president, Jerry Bartoshka, whose death earlier this year saddened all of us

greatly. And the two gentlemen who are carrying on his legacy, my friends, Christoph Mouche,

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