‘Cinema with courage’: At Cannes, Ukrainian filmmakers fight the good fight
Ukrainian filmmakers showcased their resilience and creativity at the Cannes Film Festival, emphasizing the importance of culture during wartime. The Ukrainian Pavilion, though modest, drew significant crowds eager to engage with the country's cinematic offerings. With support from both the Ukrainian government and international partners, filmmakers are determined to keep their industry alive and visible on the global stage.
- ▪The Ukrainian Pavilion at Cannes was crowded, highlighting the passion of its filmmakers despite limited resources.
- ▪Kateryna Tretiakova emphasized the need to maintain cultural strength while navigating the challenges posed by the war.
- ▪The Ukrainian government has launched initiatives to support national cultural content, including a significant funding program.
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Open this photo in gallery:Kateryna Tretiakova, executive producer at Solar Media Entertainment, a Ukrainian film production company, during the the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival on May 14, in France.Gabriel HutchinsonShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountJust a few steps from the grand Palais, where the Cannes Film Festival’s premieres light up Boulevard de la Croisette every evening, sits the Village International, a series of 60 pavilions that act as mini cultural embassies.
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