Belarusian director Aliaksandr Haradko’s documentary “Dvizh” — about the fans of Max Korzh — premieres at two Polish festivals in October.

After its premiere in Palanga, “The Swan Song of Fiodar Ozerau” toured Lithuania. The Vilnius screenings sold out — and Lithuanian audiences came too.

Director Yauhen Lytkin’s short psychological film “The Final Test” is on a busy festival run — and has won a Special Jury Prize in Amman.

Malanka Action has published a portrait interview with BFN coordinator Leanid Kalicienia about emigration, the network of Belarusian filmmakers and working in the EU.

On 21 August, Yury Siamashka’s film premieres in Lithuania at the Tik be dramų festival in Palanga, then goes on release across the country — the first time an entirely Belarusian film has had a regular theatrical release in Lithuania.

The international academic journal Apparatus has published a special issue devoted to Belarusian cinema after 2020. The editors’ introduction mentions the Belarusian Filmmakers’ Network.