On December 14, a presentation of the documentary film festival of the CIS countries “Eurasia.DOC” will be held in Tashkent.
Continuing the series of post-festival events, experts and organizers of the CIS documentary film festival “Eurasia.DOC” will visit Uzbekistan.
In a programme:
- Round table “Great Eurasian Partnership. Joining forces.”
Participants:
– Vitaly Tretyakov – Dean of the Higher School of Television of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosova, chairman of the jury of the festival “Eurasia.DOC” (Russia);
– Vladimir Mamontov – General Director of the radio station “Moscow Speaking”, member of the Festival jury (Russia);
– Valery Shekhovtsov – director of the festival “Eurasia.DOC” (Russia);
– Andrey Krivosheev – Chairman of the Board of the NGO “Belarusian Union of Journalists”, Executive Director of the festival “Eurasia.DOC” (Belarus);
– Evgeniy Super is a television journalist, publicist, author of the “Time Forward!” project. (Russia).
A live broadcast of the round table is planned on the “Eurasia.DOC” telegram channel.
- Presentation of the International Festival “Eurasia.DOC”:
- Screening and discussion of the film – finalist of the Seventh Festival “Russia. We are 30 years old!”, directed by Svetlana Muzychenko.
Start of events: 16.00.
Venue: Representative office of Rossotrudnichestvo in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Post-festival events within the framework of documentary films of the CIS countries “Eurasia.DOC” will be held for the first time in 2022. The main goal is to search for creative contacts and partners in the Eurasian space. Open film screenings, discussions and presentations took place in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. Post-festival events are held with the support of Rossotrudnichestvo.
“Eurasia.DOC” is a documentary film festival of the CIS countries, which has been held in Smolensk and Minsk since 2016, includes a competitive program (for beginners and experienced directors), open film screenings, round tables, master classes and discussions on current social issues -political life. The festival is supported by the Interstate Fund for Humanitarian Cooperation of the CIS Member States (IFHC).
Information partners of the project: RIA Novosti, Sputnik, Minsk-Novosti, Belta, MTRK Mir, TV channel Russia 24, media project “Time Forward” and others.
