Asiapacificscreenawards.com Website Review

Launched in 2007 and headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, APSA, an international cultural regime driven by Brisbane City Council Covering one-third of the Earth, both the 70 nations and areas of the Asia Pacific extend from Egypt in the west into the Cook Island in the east, by Russia in the north into New Zealand in the south. They are home to 4.5 billion people and produce half of the planet's film. Since beginning, tens of thousands of feature length films have competed in the APSAs; films that demonstrate a rich slate of diversity -- each telling its own story, by its own country of origin, in its own way. Together with UNESCO, APSA aims to as*emble a higher comprehension of diversity across cultures. Throughout the cooperation with FIAPF -- International Federation of Film Producers As*ociations, the awards talk about the interests of asia-pacific film producers in promoting their own films into a global audience. Which presents the prestigious annual European Film Awards. Back in 2018, it had been announced that APSA was forming another awards alliance, this time with all the Premios Platino del Cine Iberoamericano awards (The Platino awards ). 2008 and brings together of the area most respected names in film. This alumnus of filmmakers develops with all APSA nominees and also global juries' induction. The Academy encourages business, cooperation and dialogue opportunities Memories of My Body under the patronage of UNESCO The winning film of the Cultural Diversity Award at UNESCO HQ in Paris, Garin Nugroho's Memories of My Body will screen at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Nugroho is an yearly festival showcasing contemporary and traditional As*an arts and events, initiatives and programs. Three weeks in March and February run over and will exhibit an as*ortment of cartoons, docu*entaries and asia-pacific films. . MEMORIES OF MY BODY RECEIVES SCREENING HONOUR AT UNESCO PARIS HQ.