Azerbaijani film "Downstream" was awarded the "Best Feature Film" at the festival of European films in America, held from April 30 to May 7 in Los Angeles. The SEEfest Film Festival is held with the support of a special Academy Award. The film "Downstream" was filmed at the studio "Azerbaijanfilm" named after Jafar Jabbarli in 2014 by the order of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The authors of the scenario are Asif Rustamov and Otar Pertahiya, photography director Ayhan Salar, director Rafiz Ismayilov. Starring in the film are Mehriban Zeki, Namik Aliyev, Teymur Mammadov, Alexander Andreevska. -04D—
Culture
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The second day of the EU4Culture Festival was a vibrant celebration of creativity and inclusivity, showcasing a series of workshops and panel discussions designed to empower young artists and promote sustainable practices.
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In a vibrant celebration of art and culture, a festival marking the conclusion of a four-year cultural and arts project brought together diverse voices and demonstrated the power of art to transcend boundaries. Held on December 3rd, in observance of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the event highlighted the beauty of diversity and the harmony born from inclusivity.
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The gathering was not just a celebration but a tribute to a life that left an indelible mark on Azerbaijan’s journey toward independence and democracy. On December 3, friends, family, and political figures came together to honor Hikmət Hacızadə, a former deputy prime minister, ambassador to Russia, and a towering figure in Azerbaijan’s independence movement, on what would have been his 70th birthday.
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Even as COP29 concludes, the specter of climate change remains one of the most pressing issues of our time. Amid the summit's packed schedule, a unique exhibition titled "Another Kind of Climate" featured prominently, blending art and activism to provoke thought and inspire action. On November 26, the exhibition hosted the debut of "Between Borders" by Azerbaijani artist Ramil Aliyev, followed by a panel discussion that delved into the intersection of art and climate change.
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