I feel that art should not be bound by any philosophy. That doesn’t mean we don’t need structure, motivation, inspiration, or discipline—these things are important and can make us more visible or expand our artistic capacity. But if we try to define a strict artistic philosophy, will it still be art?
I never start a project because I want to do something. I only start something because I have to. It's when the story is so good that I don't have any other choice but to write it and bring it to the screen.
Interview with Sergios DeLaurentis — a Latvian director and screenwriter who has written and directed short fiction and animated films selected for over 40 international film festivals.
Feeling fear and loathing in Moscow..
The concert begins with the Russian state official talking about «Kiev junta» and
all the propaganda garbage, but I do not pay attention. I listen to the World War
II songs, while watching the images of children in the Minsk ghetto. Those images are unbearable to watch. «Children shouldn’t die in someone else's war», sings the chorus.
Essay
Talks with Ümit İnatçı — one of Cyprus’s most thought-provoking artists and intellectuals — an artist, writer, poet and a publisher whose work has consistently challenged conventional ideas about identity, culture, and aesthetics. His artistic practice spans decades, marked by a deep engagement with the political and philosophical dimensions of art. In this conversation with Elvan Levent, İnatçı reflects on the meaning of creation in turbulent times, the role of the artist in society, and the enduring relationship between art and truth.
The festival which praises short film
Claudia Melo, in the film A Noah, was awarded Best Actress at the 4th edition of LISFF.
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THE CINE-PHOTOGRAPHER | ANNA OVANESOVA
It’s no coincidence that every frame tells a story, and every actor becomes a character within her frames. Her work balances light and shadow to reveal hidden layers of everyday life, while her compositions feel both spontaneous and meticulously considered. ANNA OVANESOVA’s photography captures fleeting moments with striking clarity and emotional depth inviting you to pause, reflect, and discover subtle stories beyond the surface.