Raw Vision Film Festival Highlights
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synopsis
"We are delighted to announce the winner of our short film competition," organizers of the Raw Vision Short Film Competition have recently announced, naming Mucciarelli Studio's filmmakers Paolo Mucciarelli & Enrico Ranzanici's "The Mysteries of Pebbles" as the first place winner. Watch a selection of the judge's favorite films from the 100-plus entries. Raw Vision magazine is the world's only international magazine of outsider art, art brut, visionary art and contemporary folk art.
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