Long years of thirsty and love for cinema resulted in the establishment of Golden Apricot Yerevan International Film Festival in 2004. The film festival was called so as the apricot symbolizes Armenia, it is indispensable part of Armenia: a Latin name of an apricot is “prunus аrmeniaсa” that means “the Armenian plum” and the warm colour of apricot is found in Armenian national flag.

During this year's 14th edition of the festival, viewers will be able to see one of last year's production of the Faculty of Radio and Television. Movie Daniel, directed by Anastazja Dąbrowska, will be fighting for the main prize - Golden Apricot in the documentary competition.

More information on the official website of the festival.

Lusofon University of Humanities and Technology is the largest non-public university based in the capital of Portugal. The name of the university comes from the word "Lusofonia", which is commonly used to refer to the community of all Portuguese-speaking countries and which are culturally and historically linked. These include Portugal, Brazil, Mozambique, Angola and others, with a common population of over 250 million.

The average number of students at this higher education institution is 11,000, with a staff of 1500 lecturers. The 9 departments that the university is divided into (including the Cinema Department) are filled with students of different nationalities. The Erasmus + student exchange program is also there. Katarzyna Woźniak is one of the exchange students from the Faculty of Radio and Television. On June 14th she organized a review of etudes made by our students, attended by Portuguese students of Lusofony and some of the staff from the Department of Cinema. There were films: Twist&Blood (directed by Kuba Czekaj), Magma (directed by Paweł Maślona), Wolf's Clothing (directed by Olga Kałagate), All Soul's Day (directed by Aleksandra Terpińska).

The Moscow International Film Festival is one of the oldest in the world. For the first time it was held in 1935. Festival history is usually traced back to 1959, when it became a regular event.

During this year's 39th edition, its international premiere will have one of the production of the Faculty of Radio and Television. “Come and play with me" was directed by Milena Dutkowska.

The festival will begin on June 22 and will last for 8 days. More information on the official website of the festival.

Shortlist is a short list of Polish short films that will be presented at this year's T-Mobile New Horizons festival. Within the section, several young Polish filmmakers have boldly shared their voices and their sensitivity, who are searching for expressive forms of narration, and who have been shaping their personal styles. Among eighteen short stories, documents and animations, there are four etudes produced by the Faculty of Radio and Television Department: Dust dir. Jakub Radej, Gift dir. Sylwia Rosak, The Return dir. Damian Kocur, The Frog King dir. Arkadiusz Biedrzycki.

More information on the festival website.