KurdishCinema.com / December-2006 A diversity of films at the 4th London Kurdish Film Festival Kurdistan is a land that does not exist on any maps, but remains important in the lives of many nonetheless. As for the Kurdish cinema, it is still a nascent entity, which tries to represent a culture and a place which Kurds wish to call Kurdistan. >>> Young talents at the 4th Kurdish Film Festival Young Kurdish talents who were born in Europe write, produce and direct their own short films with great skills, simplicity in term of structure and important story elements told in a basic narrative which is clear to the audience. >>> Successful launch of the 4th Kurdish Film Festival in London The 4th Kurdish Film Festival started in London with screening of “Half Moon” by Director Bahman Ghobadi - the winner of the Saint Sebastian Golden Shell. >>> (December 9/2007) A deeper insight into the Kurdish-Jewish romantic comedy David and Layla Cinema is magic! The French call it the Seventh Art. It is the most powerful and accessible media. It is the Seventh Wonder! Without losing one drop of blood, Guney and Ghobadi’s films probably have done, as much for World’s awareness of Kurdistan, as have all Kurdish revolutions for a century! >>> (December 5 2007) 4th Berlin Kurdish Film Festival The 4th Berlin Kurdish Film Festival will take place in Berlin between 10- 17 December 2006 and the films will be shown at Babylon and Eiszeit Cinemas. >>> (December 4 2007) London Kurdish Film Festival will kick of at 08 December 2006 The organising committee for the Kurdish Film Festival is delighted to welcome you to the 4th London Kurdish Film Festival. It features a varied programme of over sixty films: fiction, documentary, animation, features and shorts. >>> (December 4 2007) Archieve March-2007 February-2007 |
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