Day Four -- Sunday -- 22 September 2024

Location: UCA Campus Dining Hall

Location: UCA Campus Yellow Classroom

10:00-10:45 -- English language panel
11:00-11:45 -- Russian language panel

Filmmakers and scholars on multilingual panels explore how the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia are reflected in both local and international cinema. They discuss the challenges and opportunities influencing cinema in Central Asia, forging unprecedented paths for the younger generations of filmmakers and artists. The panels also debate the role platforms like Nomad Festival play in the development of mountain communities of Central Asia by supporting and encouraging emerging talents in creative industries. From a broader perspective, the participants exchange views on the ways in which the medium of film can foster dialogue across the globe for a greater and more nuanced understanding of the human condition.

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Webinar ID: 810 3402 8992
Passcode: 015147

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Location: UCA Campus Dining Hall

Departure Location: UCA Campus Parking

14:00-14:15 -- Screening of The Choice
14:15-14:30 -- Screening of Sezim
14:30-14:44 -- Screening of Scared
14:44-14:51 -- Screening of My love lives on the field
14:51-15:02 -- Screening of Moments that Have Gone
15:02-15:20 -- Screening of Inkar
15:20-15:31 -- Screening of Blue Blue Card
15:31-15:45 -- Screening of Method
15:45-16:03 -- Screening of The Forgotten Religion

19:00-20:00 -- Dinner
20:00-21:45 -- Awards Night