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'Transition' Documentary Picked Up in U.S. by Gravitas Ventures - Vimarsana News

'Transition' Documentary Picked Up in U.S. by Gravitas Ventures

AGC Unwritten has sold U.S. rights to Monica Villamizar and Jordan Bryon’s feature documentary 'Transition' to Gravitas Ventures.

PH Documentary Film gets an Emmy Nomination - Vimarsana News

PH Documentary Film gets an Emmy Nomination

The 96-minute enviro-thriller documentary directed by journalist Karl Malakunas is eligible for an Emmy as it has screened in the US on PBS’s POV.

Visegrad Pitch: Open call for Ukrainian projects - Vimarsana News

Visegrad Pitch: Open call for Ukrainian projects

B2B Doc, in collaboration with the Institute of Documentary Film and with the support of the International Visegrad Fund, is looking for Ukrainian doc...

Belarus regime turns on artists and journalists | Arts | DW - Vimarsana News

Belarus regime turns on artists and journalists | Arts | DW

Belarus regime turns on artists and journalists Protests are more muted these days in Belarus. But despite increasing repression, cultural figures continue to express opposition on World Press Freedom Day. Last August, Belarusians took to the streets across the nation to protest 26 years of autocratic rule. They claimed that President Alexander Lukashenko had again rigged the vote to claim an overwhelming victory in the latest presidential election. Under the red and white flag of the uprising, hundreds of thousands of protesters demanded free and fair elections, and for strongman Lukashe...

Source: dw.com
Imprisoned Belarus Festival Director Released After International Outcry - Vimarsana News

Imprisoned Belarus Festival Director Released After International Outcry

Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorska, the director of the Watch Docs Film Festival in Belarus, has been released from prison and had charges against her dropped after film festivals and human rights organizations rallied to support her.

Source: msn.com