Radar Telegram alerts Open Radar

Uzbekistan is changing the management of cinema: instead of an agency, there is a department in the Ministry of Culture and the brand Uzbekfilm The Uzbek authorities plan to abolish the Cinema Agency, and to merge its 19 divisions and the corresponding fund under the Ministry of Culture division. The former department buildings will be sold at auction, and their functions will be transferred to the new department. Within the Ministry of Culture, a photography department will be established, headed by the deputy minister. Exactly one month is allotted for all the organizational stages, including the opening of the department and the final dismantling of the old agency. The reason was difficulties in the industry: the weak level of dedicated educational institutions, the superficiality of the stories, an acute lack of scripts, and the breakdown of relationships between photography, sound and editing experts. Among the 181 ideas, there are many recurring themes, the same participants are involved in several projects at the same time, and some studios do not have enough experience. The criterion for the success of the agency's work was the implementation of the plan, not public recognition; Marketing, distribution and international sales were never organized. The main steps: to ensure the status of a single brand for Uzbekfilm, which unites Chilanzer Street, the Museum of Photography, the Palace of Photography and the National Film Fund, as well as the creation of a national film company Uzbekfilm in the Ministry of Culture. A cinema city will be built on an area of ​​10 hectares of Uzbekfilm, spending 400 billion soms. The state decree will be repealed: the company will finance projects through budgetary subsidies. In addition, a dubbing center equipped with the Dolby Atmos system will be opened, a "film researchers' club" focused on FIPRESCI, as well as a Chamber of Filmmakers, created by combining two unions to protect copyright and provide assistance to young professionals.

תרגם לעברית

AsiaToday · · Source

🇺🇿 אוזבקיסטן · Map

Uzbekistan is changing the management of cinema: instead of an agency, there is a department in the Ministry of Culture and the brand Uzbekfilm The Uzbek authorities plan to abolish the Cinema Agency, and to merge its 19 divisions and the corresponding fund under the Ministry of Culture division. The former department buildings will be sold at auction, and their functions will be transferred to the new department. Within the Ministry of Culture, a photography department will be established, headed by the deputy minister. Exactly one month is allotted for all the organizational stages, including the opening of the department and the final dismantling of the old agency. The reason was difficulties in the industry: the weak level of dedicated educational institutions, the superficiality of the stories, an acute lack of scripts, and the breakdown of relationships between photography, sound and editing experts. Among the 181 ideas, there are many recurring themes, the same participants are involved in several projects at the same time, and some studios do not have enough experience. The criterion for the success of the agency's work was the implementation of the plan, not public recognition; Marketing, distribution and international sales were never organized. The main steps: to ensure the status of a single brand for Uzbekfilm, which unites Chilanzer Street, the Museum of Photography, the Palace of Photography and the National Film Fund, as well as the creation of a national film company Uzbekfilm in the Ministry of Culture. A cinema city will be built on an area of ​​10 hectares of Uzbekfilm, spending 400 billion soms. The state decree will be repealed: the company will finance projects through budgetary subsidies. In addition, a dubbing center equipped with the Dolby Atmos system will be opened, a "film researchers' club" focused on FIPRESCI, as well as a Chamber of Filmmakers, created by combining two unions to protect copyright and provide assistance to young professionals.

Uzbekistan is changing the management of cinema: instead of an agency, there is a department in the Ministry of Culture and the brand Uzbekfilm The Uzbek authorities plan to abolish the Cinema Agency, and to merge its 19 divisions and the corresponding fund under the Ministry of Culture division. The former department buildings will be sold at auction, and their functions will be transferred to the new department. Within the Ministry of Culture, a photography department will be established, headed by the deputy minister. Exactly one month is allotted for all the organizational stages, including the opening of the department and the final dismantling of the old agency. The reason was difficulties in the industry: the weak level of dedicated educational institutions, the superficiality of the stories, an acute lack of scripts, and the breakdown of relationships between photography, sound and editing experts. Among the 181 ideas, there are many recurring themes, the same participants are involved in several projects at the same time, and some studios do not have enough experience. The criterion for the success of the agency's work was the implementation of the plan, not public recognition; Marketing, distribution and international sales were never organized. The main steps: to ensure the status of a single brand for Uzbekfilm, which unites Chilanzer Street, the Museum of Photography, the Palace of Photography and the National Film Fund, as well as the creation of a national film company Uzbekfilm in the Ministry of Culture. A cinema city will be built on an area of ​​10 hectares of Uzbekfilm, spending 400 billion soms. The state decree will be repealed: the company will finance projects through budgetary subsidies. In addition, a dubbing center equipped with the Dolby Atmos system will be opened, a "film researchers' club" focused on FIPRESCI, as well as a Chamber of Filmmakers, created by combining two unions to protect copyright and provide assistance to young professionals.

More on Radar

Want to see every report in real time?

Hundreds of sources worldwide, translated into your language, with alerts for what matters to you.

Sign up free
Share on WhatsApp Get alerts on Telegram