The 32nd Minsk International Film Festival Listapad opened Friday at the Moskva cinema in Minsk.
The festival features eight competitive programmes covering feature, documentary and animated films, children’s and youth films under the Listapadzik banner, Cinema of the Young, short films, the National Competition and a competition of national film schools.
Its non-competition programme includes an evening commemorating Belarusian director Viktor Turov, national cinema days for Belarus, Russia, India, Kazakhstan, and Pakistan’s National Cinema Days at the Pobeda cinema. A special programme marking the Year of Belarusian Women highlights films by women directors and works about notable female figures. — Xinhua
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