You can find Entry Form here, too: www.kinfestival.wordpress.com International Women's Film Festival "KIN", 9-th edition, 1-5 December 2012
The 9-th International Film Festival «KIN» (kin means "a woman" in Armenian), will be held in Yerevan on 1-5 December 2012. The festival's goal is promote women's creativity, establish a network between women filmmakers from different parts of the world and give hand to a better understanding of different cultures and each other. The purpose of the festival is to address through films issues of violence, inequality, discrimination and other problems related to women's rights and gender problems.
The deadline 28 August 2012
IWFF KIN
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Winners 2008
RETROSPECTIVE
NUNE
NUNE
(On the 120th anniversary of Nina Aghajanova-Shutko)
True human properties prove themselves in the ability to compare and see the past, present and future.
Nina Aghajanova-Shutko
The Russian October Revolution left a number of Armenian names whose legacy, as in the case of most such activists, has been depreciated and forgotten with the revision of history. However, one of them immortalized herself in the history of art by her further cultural activity.
Her name is Nina Aghajanova-Shutko; she was a Bolshevik activist who authored the scenario for the Sergei Eisenstein film "The Battleship Potemkin", one of the best 10 films for all times.
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Winners IWFF KIN 2011
Winners of the International Women's Film Festival KIN
Best Film
"Odeon: Time Stood Still" directed by Jo Graell, Spain
Special Prize
"Equilibrium" directed by Anna Arevshatyan, Armenia
Diplomas
"When It Rains" directed by Liz Lobato, Spain
"The Nun" directed by Galina Adamovich, Belarus
"Shadow of MS" directed by Zahra Niyazi, Iran
"Snowstorm", directed by Ksenia Okhapkina, Russia
Winners - 2009
Best Film
The Reliable System
directed by Izabela Szylko
Poland
Special Prize
Wednesdays at the Station
directed by Olga Maurina
Russia
IWFF KIN in Krakow
Thanks to European Cultural Foundation IWFF KIN with support of eFKa women's organization had possibility to organize 2 days screenings of Armenian Women's Films in Krakow, Poland.