Culture
Zaza Tevtidze, the acclaimed Georgian producer, has emerged from an extended hiatus to grace the music scene once again. His latest offering, titled “Never Look Back,” has just been unveiled under the banner of the Lithuanian music powerhouse, “Lithuania HQ.” The composition delves into the dynamic realms of the Slap House genre, adorned with an
Ekaterine Gorgodze, a tennis player from Georgia, along with her doubles partner Dalila Jakupovic from Slovenia, emerged victorious in the Wrocław Open tennis tournament. They clinched the championship title by triumphing over their opponents in the final match. In the decisive showdown, the pairing of Gorgodze and Jakupovic, hailing from Georgia and Slovenia respectively, outplayed
Elena Naverian’s movie titled “Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry” achieved dual distinctions at the Sarajevo Film Festival. The movie secured victory in the category of best full-length feature film. Furthermore, actress Ekaterine Chavleishvili, renowned for portraying Etero, the central character, clinched the top position in the “Sarajevo Heart” section for women. Elene Navariani attributed the team’s triumph
Bloom Music, a prominent music firm from Georgia, has officially entered an exclusive collaboration with Sony Music Publishing, a global leader in music publication, and its eminent division, Extreme Music. This alliance marks a remarkable stride for the music domain in Georgia. The collaboration, secured with the Polish division of Sony Music Publishing, grants synchronization
Budapest, often considered Central Europe’s greatest city, stands out for its captivating blend of architectural styles and vibrant culture. Unlike its charming counterparts Prague and Vienna, Budapest’s seamless fusion of Gothic, Romanesque, and Art Nouveau architecture creates a unique visual harmony that dances across the Danube River. The Danube is undoubtedly at its most majestic
Contemporary Romanian cinema, with its unique narrative style and compelling stories, has made a significant impression on the global film industry. Here are five standout films that reflect Romania’s artistic prowess and provide insight into its unique cultural and social milieu. 1. “4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days” (2007), directed by Cristian Mungiu, is
The 32nd rendition of the internationally recognized young performer’s competition, “Slavyansky Bazaar 2023”, was held in the city of Vitebsk, Belarus, from July 14-16. This year saw participation from 15 countries, including Armenia, represented by the talented singer Masha Mnjoyan. ARMENPRESS reports that Mnjoyan captivated audiences and judges alike over the two-day event with her
Tsinandali Estate, a Radisson Collection Hotel, located in Georgia’s picturesque wine region, proudly unveiled its newest art venue, “The Tunnel,” a remarkable exhibition space that will further solidify its position as a cultural hub. This exciting addition to the Georgian art scene signifies a significant step forward in expanding the region’s cultural offer and enhancing
This upcoming TV adaptation is slated for filming in Germany, with the producers behind the four-time Oscar-winning movie “All Quiet on the Western Front” taking charge. The screenplay will see contributions from The Ink Factory, a studio that boasts an Emmy to its name. The project will be under the guidance of Sara Lambert, a
The city of Batumi, nestled on the Black Sea coast of Georgia, is set to host the Under-18 World Chess Championships this month, as declared by the Government of Adjara, the autonomous region of the country. A total of 457 contestants, aged between 8 and 18, hailing from 38 different nations will vie for the
