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Minerva Boards ‘The Well’ Helmer Federico Zampaglione’s New Horror Film ‘The Nameless Ballad’ (EXCLUSIVE)

February 13, 2026 at 05:40 AM
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Minerva Boards ‘The Well’ Helmer Federico Zampaglione’s New Horror Film ‘The Nameless Ballad’ (EXCLUSIVE)

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Italy’s Minerva Pictures has boarded Italian filmmaker and pop star Federico Zampaglione’s new horror feature “The Nameless Ballad,” his follow-up to “The Well,” which sold in over 40 countries and premiered at the Fright Fest and Sitges festivals. Minerva, which is partnered with TVCO, is launching sales on “Nameless Ballad” at the EFM. The English-language chiller […]

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Italy’s Minerva Pictures has boarded Italian filmmaker and pop star Federico Zampaglione’s new horror feature “The Nameless Ballad,” his follow-up to “The Well,” which sold in over 40 countries and premiered at the Fright Fest and Sitges festivals. Minerva, which is partnered with TVCO, is launching sales on “Nameless Ballad” at the EFM. The English-language chiller […] This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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Italy’s Minerva Pictures has boarded Italian filmmaker and pop star Federico Zampaglione’s new horror feature “The Nameless Ballad,” his follow-up to “The Well,” which sold in over 40 countries and premiered at the Fright Fest and Sitges festivals. Minerva, which is partnered with TVCO, is launching sales on “Nameless Ballad” at the EFM. The English-language chiller […]

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