round table
August 5, Friday, 2 pm
Lviv Art Palace
War conflicts, informational wars, fights for influence. We live in time of great events and horrible, everyday tense. Culture as an transformational instrument of society and re-thinking of life vectors are important as never before. Especially cinema is probably the most accessible transmitter of senses, which is close to us and understandable. But is co-production and cooperation possible\necessary between independent filmmakers till the shootings in the east are over?
Andrej Annenskij, a director, a producer of the films “Innocent Saturday”, “My Good Hans” (Russia)
Kateryna Slipchenko, a film and art critic, an cultural editor of Zaxid.net (Ukraine)
Philip Sotnychenko, a director of the films “Hug”, “Son” (official selection of Clermont-Ferrand ISFF), “Nail” (Ukraine)
Daria Badior, a film critic, a member of FIPRESCI and the Ukrainian Oscar Committee (Ukraine)
Olha Raiter, a producer, a director of Lviv ISFF Wiz-Art (Ukraine)
Andrij Bondarenko, a journalist, a cultural critic (Ukraine)
Maria Guskova, a film director (Russia)