Included in the Kyrgyz delegation were representatives from the Department of Cinematography, the National Film Studio "Kyrgyzfilm" named after T. Okeev, as well as the State Institution "Kyrgyztasmasy" and the founders of the children's film fund "Karek".
At the film market Orient Market, which took place on December 8-9, delegates had the opportunity to present their projects, discuss technical possibilities, and explore new filming locations.
Additionally, negotiations were held regarding the possibility of screening Kyrgyz films on streaming platforms in Azerbaijan.
As part of Creative Week, a memorandum of cooperation in the field of animation was signed on December 9 between representatives of Turkic-speaking countries. This agreement, supported by the TURKSOY organization and the Turkish Animation Association (ATA), was the result of a round table discussion on the prospects of cultural interaction and creative industries. The main goal of the agreement is to create a unified system for developing quality animated content that supports Turkish languages and cultures.
On December 10, "Days of Kyrgyz Cinema" were held at the Nizami Cinema Center in Baku, where several films produced by the "Kyrgyzfilm" studio were screened. This event contributed to strengthening cultural and professional ties between Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan.
Baku Cinema Breeze is an international film festival that serves as a cultural platform for exchanging films, creative meetings, and interaction among representatives of the film industry from around the world.
