The 'Silk Road' route has served as a link between East and West for centuries, facilitating the exchange not only of goods but also of science, art, and culture. Today, the historical spirit of this route continues in modern cinema.
The 'Silk Road' route has served as a link between East and West for centuries, facilitating the exchange not only of goods but also of science, art, and culture. Today, the historical spirit of this route continues in modern cinema.
The XIII International 'Silk Road' Film Festival, which launched in the city of Xi'an, China, is a contemporary embodiment of this ancient tradition and has brought together filmmakers from different countries.
A reciprocal event took place at the University of Physical Education and Sports of Uzbekistan with a legendary baseball coach from South Korea, who is a sports director and an international specialist in the field of baseball.
As part of the 'Atlas Bayram' festival, a practical master class on national chestnut art was held under the guidance of the renowned chestnut master Madina Qosimboev.
Israel's Minister of Culture, Miki Zoar, called for the stripping of citizenship from the directors of the documentary film 'NAZA', which received a special award at the Venice Film Festival.
According to a BBC report, Zoar accused the directors, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shorn, of 'betraying their country' and called for them to be stripped of their Israeli citizenship.
