European Neighbourhood Council’s Post

Audiences around the world are seeing, feeling, and living the CINITY experience! With new CINITY system installations underway in Asia, Europe, and the U.S., and new movies like Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Wonka screening in CINITY format, the CINITY experience is taking over. Discover how CINITY can transform your cinema: https://lnkd.in/ehE5aXet

🎬 This was hands down my favorite moment from last year. I mean, how often do you get to immerse yourself in a foley session, right? Sound is such a crucial component in cinema, check chapter 8! #FoleySession #SoundDesign

Between 2013 and 2023, only Nepali fiction films that address socioeconomic challenges have been selected for A-list international film festivals such as Sundance, Cannes, Berlinale, Venice, and Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). While highlighting these pressing social issues acts as a window into the country’s diverse and complex societal dynamics, it also leads to imply if this is a set formula to make it into the A-list festivals. It also raises questions about the broader implications for creativity and the portrayal of the nation’s cinematic landscape. A small reflection piece I wrote, let me know what you think! #internationalfilmfestivals #socialstorytelling #creativeeconomy #nepalicinema

Incredibly insightful thoughts about the current situation in the industry and the changes that need to be made. Take some time to read the latest Nostradamus report. If you follow Ted Hope’s newsletter, you’ll enjoy the insight he adds into this report. Film i Vast’s Tomas Eskilsson has enlightening thoughts on the current film funding models and the theatrical ecosystem. I enjoyed Robert Franke insight on the creator industry within the film/tv industry. Joanna Szymanska comments on choosing collaborators with smaller budgets because of their qualities as human beings as opposed someone not so friendly who gives you money. Hannah Reifgerst is spot on with her analogy of the opera for adults to the cinemas for teenagers. For many it’s only affordable for a once a year type of experience. There is so much more wisdom and insights to ponder in the report from: Angela Chan Fatima Djoumer Guillaume Esmiol TABITHA JACKSON Kjersti Mo Gaia Tridente I would have pulled quotes from everyone, but then I would have just copy & pasted the whole report on this post.

Happening now in Taipei, a more and more “European” city.

Death is the result of man's primary desire to be, it is through death that the world of human meanings emerges in different cultural contexts death arises from the world, a widespread darkness and drowns man in himself. Yes, this is existences creation of meaning for reaching life, death in form has different shapes, and these shapes precedes different forms of life man will cross the bridge of life to reach the death of consciousness. Man, with the self-awareness found in himself in order to move towards himself, puts death at the end of meanings to form the balance of existence and the primary principle of meanings that is conflict. Death is not the beginning and the end, death is flowing into existence. Man will always and continuously think of death because he must whisper a call from the face of existence Come, come to the darkness where you begin.a.r 🏆 Exciting Announcement! "Dawn of Death" is honored with the Best Experimental Film award by the American Artists Forum and selected for prestigious festivals including Festival International du film Amateur, International Film Festival of Shimla, Ethereal Frames Film and Art Awards, The Shawna Shea Memorial Film Festival, Cannes World Film Festival, FiPiLi Horror Festival, Livorno International, Inter University Short Film Festival, and Winchester Film Festival! 🌟 Directed by Armin Rajaee, this dark masterpiece is a must-watch in the world of experimental cinema. 🎬🖤 #DawnOfDeath #AwardWinningFilm #ExperimentalGenre #ArminRajaee #CinemaInnovation

Every time it seems that external circumstances are pulling the emergency brake on the development of Ukrainian cinema, Ukrainian artists, against all odds, find the strength and means to keep moving the train forward. Neither COVID-19 nor the large-scale war has stopped Ukrainian art, whose "time has come." This was once again demonstrated by the 15th Odesa International Film Festival which became not just a significant film event, but a declaration, a symbol of our people's resilience and perseverance. The executive producer of SPACE Production, Kateryna Laskari noted that this year at the Odesa International Film Festival, the significance of the Ukrainian retrospective in the festival program was particularly striking. In her opinion, this indicates that we all have a demand not only for the development of contemporary cinema but also for active self-identification through art: "An absolute blossoming of love for domestic cinema and the study of its history! One might think that Oleksandr Dovzhenko, Kira Muratova, and Serhiy Parajanov would be thrilled. It is very painful that our process of identification and its sharp activation are partly due to the terrible war that consumes so many of our best people, including film artists. This harsh reality is depriving our cinematic tradition of many talented and promising individuals right before our eyes. At the same time, it forces us to value every story, every frame created today by our filmmakers, filled with pain, love, and a desire for a better future." No matter how difficult each new day is, Space Production gladly welcomes all events that indicate this movement and continues uninterrupted filming both in Ukraine and abroad. #SPACEproduction #filmproduction

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Inspiring Asia Micro-Documentary Film Festival 2023 Asia Narratives: Shaping Future, One Story At A Time 17 Stories 28 Organizations 7 Regions

If you have a compelling story to tell through the lens of environmental work, this is your moment! Submit your film, short, or documentary to Aegean Film Festival for a chance to win a prestigious AegeanFF award! 🏆 #FilmSubmissions #StortytellingForChange #EnvironmentalAction #Sustainability