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Second Ukrainian Film Festival Opens in Bangkok
Bangkok’s Art and Culture Centre is hosting the second Ukrainian Film Festival, highlighting cultural resilience during wartime.
On Monday, the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) launched the second Ukrainian Film Festival. According to Khaosod English, the event serves as a platform to showcase Ukrainian cinema while drawing attention to the ongoing conflict in the region.
During the opening ceremony, chargé d’affaires Viktor Semenov addressed the audience, which included members of the diplomatic corps, Thai government officials, and parliamentarians. Semenov emphasized the connection between Ukraine’s cultural heritage and its current struggle, specifically highlighting the human cost of the war and attributing responsibility for the loss of innocent lives to Russia.
For residents and travellers in Bangkok, this festival offers an opportunity to engage with international cinema and gain insight into the cultural narratives of Ukraine. The event underscores the role of art as a medium for diplomacy and historical documentation during times of crisis.
While the festival is currently underway, details regarding the full schedule of screenings and specific film titles remain available through the BACC’s official channels. Those interested in attending should check the centre’s program for updates on remaining sessions and any potential changes to the event schedule. The festival highlights how global geopolitical issues continue to find a voice within Thailand’s diverse cultural landscape.