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Cut it out: cinema against censorship
At the initiative of the Goethe Institute, directors from 21 countries shot short films opposing the new Renaissance of Censorship. Each film lasts exactly 45 seconds, and the first 14 paintings appeared on the network, included in a general project called Cut it out . The participating countries-Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovin, Brazil, China, Germany, Georgia, Great Britain, Indonesia, Israel, Austria, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, Thailand, Czech Republic, Turkey, Hungary, France, USA and Vietnam. Among the directors are such recognized names as Jay Pi Rastydka and Avi Mograbi. Russia in the project is represented by Nikolai Sysedkin.
In the coming weeks, new works will appear on the website of the Goethe Institute. In the meantime, you have the opportunity to watch the films that are already published on the Colt.