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International Children's Film Festival Kinosha
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Публикуем и обсуждаем работы участников, а так же освещяем ключевые новости, связанные с деятельностью продюсерского центра "Те-Арт".
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The Kinosha International Children's Film Festival is a unique platform for young filmmakers where they can demonstrate their creativity and talent. We believe that every child can be a storyteller, and we provide the opportunity to tell a story to a large audience and receive evaluation from a high-quality jury!
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Our jury
- Elizaveta TrusevichChairman of the juryFilm director, screenwriter, writer, playwright, member of the Union of Writers of Russia, teacher of film history and screenwriting at the Higher School of Television of Moscow State University. M. V. Lomonosov and the Humanitarian Institute of Television named after. M. A. Litovchina
- Oleg GolubMember of the juryRussian actor and theater and film director, screenwriter and TV presenter. Winner and prize-winner of many domestic and foreign film competitions
- Henrietta BagdasarovaJury memberActress, director, creative producer. Member of the Union of Cinematographers of Russia, the Guild of Casting Directors.
- Андрей КузнецовJury memberDirector, actor, musician, composer, teacher. Organizer and participant of numerous theatrical productions, films and variety shows. Founder and director of the Maestro School of Art in New York.
- Lolita NaranovichJury memberDirector, screenwriter, publicist. Published on the website "Pravoslavie.ru". He makes feature films and videos on social and Orthodox topics. Producer of the service "Mercy".
Popular questions
Here we have collected popular questions about the festival. If you have not found the answer, contact us in any convenient way
- Who can take part?A children's creative team or an individual child with their own film/cartoon filmed over the past two years.
Since Season 8, we have also accepted student work. - How will I receive a prize if I do not live in Russia?We send awards and souvenirs to festival participants in all countries.
- How to participate?Fill out the form and pay the membership fee according to the specified details.
Организатор и руководитель кинофестиваля актриса и режиссер Ольга Гомон-Пронина.
International Film Festival Kinosha
The International Film Festival "Kinosha" continues to delight film lovers and young creators with its diversity and quality. Over the years, the festival has established itself as an important event in the world of young cinema, providing a platform for cultural exchange and the promotion of new ideas.
The festival not only supports emerging actors and screenwriters but also fosters the creation of international connections among young people eager to develop their talents in the film industry. The opportunity to receive feedback from a high-caliber jury allows participants to identify their strengths and weaknesses and continuously improve.
Each closing ceremony of the festival becomes a significant event where not only creativity is celebrated, but new friendships, and sometimes professional connections, are forged. It is a unique chance for young actors and directors to not only showcase their work but also learn from more experienced colleagues, discuss ideas, and perhaps even find like-minded individuals for future projects.
Thus, "Kinosha" is not just a competition, but a true platform for growth, self-expression, and networking in the world of arts.
The festival not only supports emerging actors and screenwriters but also fosters the creation of international connections among young people eager to develop their talents in the film industry. The opportunity to receive feedback from a high-caliber jury allows participants to identify their strengths and weaknesses and continuously improve.
Each closing ceremony of the festival becomes a significant event where not only creativity is celebrated, but new friendships, and sometimes professional connections, are forged. It is a unique chance for young actors and directors to not only showcase their work but also learn from more experienced colleagues, discuss ideas, and perhaps even find like-minded individuals for future projects.
Thus, "Kinosha" is not just a competition, but a true platform for growth, self-expression, and networking in the world of arts.
The founder and ideologue of the International Film Festival "Kinosha," Olga Gomon-Pronina, is a theater and film actress, a laureate of the international acting competition "Chamber Scene" and the theatrical competition "Golden Knight." She is also the head of the production center "Te-Art" and a holder of the honorary title from UNESCO "Citizen of Earth for the 21st Century." Her activities, aimed at preserving, popularizing, and enriching Russian cultural heritage, form the basis of the festival's mission. Olga not only speaks about the necessity of preserving the Russian language and living Russian speech among Russian-speaking expatriates, but she also actively participates in this direction. By regularly visiting countries in Europe and the USA, she conducts master classes, showcases performances, and maintains creative connections with many participants of the film festival.
As part of the festival, there are photo contests, master classes conducted by jury members, and other activities. Almost every season, the film festival is attended by special guests. For example, in the VII season, Irina Alekseevna Bondar, a Doctor of Historical Sciences, Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honorary Member of UNESCO, and recipient of the Guzi Peace Prize, met with the “kinoshis,” as the festival's head Olga Gomon-Pronina affectionately calls her participants.
In 2023 (the VIII season), the special guest of the festival was Alexandra Mekhanik, a Master of Technical Sciences and designer of architectural environments. A professional photographer, whose exhibitions of graphic and photographic work are held in iconic locations for art professionals around the world, she is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts (London) and the Brooklyn Arts Library (New York). She evaluated the works of the cinemagoers in the autumn photo contest.
"Kinosha" has festival friends. For instance, three participants from the VII season were awarded trips to Montenegro by Kristina Aleksandrovna Makarkina, the head of the arts festival "Silver Rain."
In 2023 (the VIII season), the special guest of the festival was Alexandra Mekhanik, a Master of Technical Sciences and designer of architectural environments. A professional photographer, whose exhibitions of graphic and photographic work are held in iconic locations for art professionals around the world, she is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts (London) and the Brooklyn Arts Library (New York). She evaluated the works of the cinemagoers in the autumn photo contest.
"Kinosha" has festival friends. For instance, three participants from the VII season were awarded trips to Montenegro by Kristina Aleksandrovna Makarkina, the head of the arts festival "Silver Rain."
The International Film Festival has grown out of the “Kinosha” film school competition founded by Olga Gomon-Pronina at the Khrennikov School of Arts and has united numerous Russian-speaking schools and studios from various countries. We strive to preserve and develop Russian cultural heritage not only within the post-Soviet countries but also worldwide. That is why our festival features participants not only from Russian-speaking countries but also from Europe and the USA.
Sometimes they create inter-school productions; for example, the winner of the 7th season was the film “100 Steps,” co-produced by studios from Germany, Russia, and Belarus. In the 8th season, participants from Iran joined in a special category!
The festival continues to grow, and starting in 2023, we began accepting student works. “Kinosha” brings together people of all ages from around the world. Each year, we receive submissions from groups such as:
- from regions of our country: Udmurtia, Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, and others
- from CIS countries: Belarus
- from European countries: Germany, France
- from other countries: the USA, Iran
Every season, we happily welcome new participants and expand the geography of our friendly family of cinemagoers.
We look forward to seeing you!
Sometimes they create inter-school productions; for example, the winner of the 7th season was the film “100 Steps,” co-produced by studios from Germany, Russia, and Belarus. In the 8th season, participants from Iran joined in a special category!
The festival continues to grow, and starting in 2023, we began accepting student works. “Kinosha” brings together people of all ages from around the world. Each year, we receive submissions from groups such as:
- from regions of our country: Udmurtia, Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, and others
- from CIS countries: Belarus
- from European countries: Germany, France
- from other countries: the USA, Iran
Every season, we happily welcome new participants and expand the geography of our friendly family of cinemagoers.
We look forward to seeing you!
The International Film Festival "Kinosha" continues to delight film lovers and young creators with its diversity and quality. Over the years, the festival has established itself as an important event in the world of young cinema, providing a platform for cultural exchange and the promotion of new ideas.
The festival not only supports emerging actors and screenwriters but also fosters the creation of international connections among young people eager to develop their talents in the film industry. The opportunity to receive feedback from a high-caliber jury allows participants to identify their strengths and weaknesses and continuously improve.
Each closing ceremony of the festival becomes a significant event where not only creativity is celebrated, but new friendships, and sometimes professional connections, are forged. It is a unique chance for young actors and directors to not only showcase their work but also learn from more experienced colleagues, discuss ideas, and perhaps even find like-minded individuals for future projects.
Thus, "Kinosha" is not just a competition, but a true platform for growth, self-expression, and networking in the world of arts.
The festival not only supports emerging actors and screenwriters but also fosters the creation of international connections among young people eager to develop their talents in the film industry. The opportunity to receive feedback from a high-caliber jury allows participants to identify their strengths and weaknesses and continuously improve.
Each closing ceremony of the festival becomes a significant event where not only creativity is celebrated, but new friendships, and sometimes professional connections, are forged. It is a unique chance for young actors and directors to not only showcase their work but also learn from more experienced colleagues, discuss ideas, and perhaps even find like-minded individuals for future projects.
Thus, "Kinosha" is not just a competition, but a true platform for growth, self-expression, and networking in the world of arts.
The founder and ideologue of the International Film Festival "Kinosha," Olga Gomon-Pronina, is a theater and film actress, a laureate of the international acting competition "Chamber Scene" and the theatrical competition "Golden Knight." She is also the head of the production center "Te-Art" and a holder of the honorary title from UNESCO "Citizen of Earth for the 21st Century." Her activities, aimed at preserving, popularizing, and enriching Russian cultural heritage, form the basis of the festival's mission. Olga not only speaks about the necessity of preserving the Russian language and living Russian speech among Russian-speaking expatriates, but she also actively participates in this direction. By regularly visiting countries in Europe and the USA, she conducts master classes, showcases performances, and maintains creative connections with many participants of the film festival.
As part of the festival, there are photo contests, master classes conducted by jury members, and other activities. Almost every season, the film festival is attended by special guests. For example, in the VII season, Irina Alekseevna Bondar, a Doctor of Historical Sciences, Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honorary Member of UNESCO, and recipient of the Guzi Peace Prize, met with the “kinoshis,” as the festival's head Olga Gomon-Pronina affectionately calls her participants.
In 2023 (the VIII season), the special guest of the festival was Alexandra Mekhanik, a Master of Technical Sciences and designer of architectural environments. A professional photographer, whose exhibitions of graphic and photographic work are held in iconic locations for art professionals around the world, she is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts (London) and the Brooklyn Arts Library (New York). She evaluated the works of the cinemagoers in the autumn photo contest.
"Kinosha" has festival friends. For instance, three participants from the VII season were awarded trips to Montenegro by Kristina Aleksandrovna Makarkina, the head of the arts festival "Silver Rain."
In 2023 (the VIII season), the special guest of the festival was Alexandra Mekhanik, a Master of Technical Sciences and designer of architectural environments. A professional photographer, whose exhibitions of graphic and photographic work are held in iconic locations for art professionals around the world, she is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts (London) and the Brooklyn Arts Library (New York). She evaluated the works of the cinemagoers in the autumn photo contest.
"Kinosha" has festival friends. For instance, three participants from the VII season were awarded trips to Montenegro by Kristina Aleksandrovna Makarkina, the head of the arts festival "Silver Rain."
The International Film Festival has grown out of the “Kinosha” film school competition founded by Olga Gomon-Pronina at the Khrennikov School of Arts and has united numerous Russian-speaking schools and studios from various countries. We strive to preserve and develop Russian cultural heritage not only within the post-Soviet countries but also worldwide. That is why our festival features participants not only from Russian-speaking countries but also from Europe and the USA.
Sometimes they create inter-school productions; for example, the winner of the 7th season was the film “100 Steps,” co-produced by studios from Germany, Russia, and Belarus. In the 8th season, participants from Iran joined in a special category!
The festival continues to grow, and starting in 2023, we began accepting student works. “Kinosha” brings together people of all ages from around the world. Each year, we receive submissions from groups such as:
- from regions of our country: Udmurtia, Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, and others
- from CIS countries: Belarus
- from European countries: Germany, France
- from other countries: the USA, Iran
Every season, we happily welcome new participants and expand the geography of our friendly family of cinemagoers.
We look forward to seeing you!
Sometimes they create inter-school productions; for example, the winner of the 7th season was the film “100 Steps,” co-produced by studios from Germany, Russia, and Belarus. In the 8th season, participants from Iran joined in a special category!
The festival continues to grow, and starting in 2023, we began accepting student works. “Kinosha” brings together people of all ages from around the world. Each year, we receive submissions from groups such as:
- from regions of our country: Udmurtia, Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, and others
- from CIS countries: Belarus
- from European countries: Germany, France
- from other countries: the USA, Iran
Every season, we happily welcome new participants and expand the geography of our friendly family of cinemagoers.
We look forward to seeing you!
