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The documentaries by Antos Tsyalezhnikau, Viktar Aslyuk and Andrey Kutsila are presented in the film catalogue of the Polish Cinema Stand at the Cannes Film Festival, our staff correspondent Hanna Liubakova reports.
During the festival, the participating countries have pavilions and cinema stands where they can show their achievements to visitors.
Poland’s Cinema Stand is a joint initiative of the Polish Public Television (TVP) and the Polish Film Institute. There all persons interested have the chance to acquaint themselves with the movies ‘made in Poland’ and buy rights for their display. Some documentaries produced at the commission of Belsat TV which is part of the Polish Public Television have also been listed in the catalogue.
Read also: Belarusian films and Belsat TV going to Cannes
There was a time when Belarus was not staying on the sidelines of the prestigious cultural event. Five years ago it got its own venue in Village International. Unfortunately, our presence in the French Riviera was not long: the Belarusian pavilion has not opened this year. Due to financial problems our country is not taking part in the 2016 Cannes Film Festival.
Read also: Cannes Film Festival opens. Belsat reports live from France
This year the Belarusian movie The Same Blood directed by Mitry Semenov-Aleinikov will be show at the festival. Belarusian film director Kseniya Yorsh will present her film Love in Porn telling the stories of people working in the porn industry.
Belsat TV documentaries in Cannes:
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