The most famous film from Russia in Korea was named by a film distributor in Yekaterinburg.
Participants of the international distribution session of the "Cinema" track at the International Festival of Creative Industries, taking place in Yekaterinburg, discussed the prospects of promoting Russian films abroad. This was reported by the Information Policy Department of the Sverdlovsk Region.
The venue for the "Cinema" track, which included representatives from the film industry from six countries, was the urban youth cluster "Salyut" (previously, one of the oldest cinemas in Yekaterinburg was located in this building).
Producers, directors, and film distributors from Russia, Korea, India, China, Nepal, and Turkey gathered in Yekaterinburg. The contact exchange between the creators of Russian films and international distributors became one of the key events.
The central event was a master class by producer Gevond Andreasyan. During his career, he has participated in the creation of over 100 film works. According to him, the territories of Russia possess a great variety of natural and industrial locations that can be in demand by both domestic and foreign filmmakers.
Bruce Lee, the CEO of EnterMode Corporation, noted that Russian cinema is still not well-known in South Korea, but is gradually entering this market. As an example of a successful Russian project, he cited the film "T-34."
The Minister of Economy, Investments, and Territorial Development of the Sverdlovsk Region, Andrey Antipov, in turn, noted that supporting the local film industry is one of the tasks of the Sverdlovsk regional government.
"Cinema is ceasing to be just an art and is becoming a serious economy capable of generating high added value, creating new jobs, and increasing profitability," the minister emphasized.
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The most famous film from Russia in Korea was named by a film distributor in Yekaterinburg.
Participants of the session on international distribution of the "Cinema" track at the International Festival of Creative Industries, taking place in Yekaterinburg, discussed the prospects of promoting Russian films abroad.
