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Editor Emiliano Battista is a London-based film editor of award winning feature documentaries, dramas and television programs. His films include 3 Minutes, Ten Bullets (Special Jury Prize Sundance 2015, HBO); How is your Fish Today? with Chinese novelist and film-maker Xiaolu Guo (Sundance 2007); The Intimacy of Strangers; The Solitary Life of Cranes, Black Out, and Night, Peace with Eva Weber; Elvis Pelvis (Berlin Film Festival); Dolce Vita Africana, a portrait of Malian photographer Malik Sidibe; The Runner by Saeed Taji Farouky; and The Auction House, a tale of two brothers about the oldest auction house in India. Emiliano has also worked on multi-screen art installations shown in major exhibitions and museums worldwide: All That is Solid Melts into Air and No Permanent Address with Mark Boulos.

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2004  The Concrete Revolution
2005  The Intimacy of Strangers
2006  Every Good Marriage Begins with Tears
2006  How Is Your Fish Today?
2007  Elvis Pelvis
2010  Lost Every Day
2014  The Guvnors
2015  3 ½ Minutes, 10 Bullets
2017  Harry Styles: Behind the Album
2017  Unrest
2018  H Is for Harry
2019  Marghe and Giulia
2021  Hymn from the Hive
2021  The Return
2023  Clean
2023  Defiant
2024  Phantom Parrot
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