On Tuesday, 15 December 2020, UNESCO Cities of Film from around the world came together to share an open conversation on challenges and opportunities of the audiovisual sector in the COVID-19 times and beyond. Representatives of six UNESCO Cities of Film (Bradford, Busan, Mumbai, Rome, Sarajevo and Terrassa) took this opportunity to discuss the impact…
The Busan Inter-City Film Festival that celebrates the UNESCO City of Film Busan designation and fosters cooperation between Cities of Film within the UNESCO Creative Cities Network this year was organized both onsite and online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s 4th edition of the Festival screened 17 diverse short films from UNESCO Cities…
On Thursday 26th November 2020, UNESCO Cities of Film from around the world came together to deliver an online forum to discuss film education and media literacy. The event was an opportunity to share knowledge and good practice and help each other to use the power of the moving image as a key tool to…
Sarajevo UNESCO City of Film participated at the Second Forum of UNESCO Creative Cities in Bitola, 25-28 August 2020, which was organized this year as a combined onsite and online event due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The forum brought together representatives of UNESCO Cities of Film as well as representatives of local institutions, NGOs and…
New website www.citiesoffilm.org is launched connecting all 18 cities in the world that have the UNESCO City of Film status within the global UNESCO Creative Cities Network. Sarajevo joined the cities with this prestigious status in October 2019. The joint website will contribute to having a closer international cooperation among the cities as well…