The demand for access to high-quality Jewish filmographic content exists in many cities in Russia and CIS countries.
Ark Foundation has often received requests for screening films in Birobidzhan, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Volgograd, Vladivostok and many others, as well as in Ukraine, Belorus, and Kazakhstan. But to organize film festivals in those cities would mean to carry large financial and administrative costs. Besides, our core audiences in different locations can be rather small, even when engaged and passionate. A streaming service that can showcase professional works of Jewish cinematography can be a satisfying response to the interests of wide audiences.
Ark Foundation has often received requests for screening films in Birobidzhan, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Volgograd, Vladivostok and many others, as well as in Ukraine, Belorus, and Kazakhstan. But to organize film festivals in those cities would mean to carry large financial and administrative costs. Besides, our core audiences in different locations can be rather small, even when engaged and passionate. A streaming service that can showcase professional works of Jewish cinematography can be a satisfying response to the interests of wide audiences.
The demand for access to high-quality Jewish filmographic content exists in many cities in Russia and CIS countries.
Ark Foundation has often received requests for screening films in Birobidzhan, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Volgograd, Vladivostok and many others, as well as in Ukraine, Belorus, and Kazakhstan. But to organize film festivals in those cities would mean to carry large financial and administrative costs. Besides, our core audiences in different locations can be rather small, even when engaged and passionate. A streaming service that can showcase professional works of Jewish cinematography can be a satisfying response to the interests of wide audiences.
Ark Foundation has often received requests for screening films in Birobidzhan, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Volgograd, Vladivostok and many others, as well as in Ukraine, Belorus, and Kazakhstan. But to organize film festivals in those cities would mean to carry large financial and administrative costs. Besides, our core audiences in different locations can be rather small, even when engaged and passionate. A streaming service that can showcase professional works of Jewish cinematography can be a satisfying response to the interests of wide audiences.
Online movie theatre zerem.tv aims at gathering feature films and documentaries on Jewish themes, feature films and short films alike.
The project is being developed in close collaboration with the Russian Jewish Film Festivals, whose teams monitors the latest releases in global film industry and interacts with established Jewish film festivals all over the world.
The project is being developed in close collaboration with the Russian Jewish Film Festivals, whose teams monitors the latest releases in global film industry and interacts with established Jewish film festivals all over the world.
Online movie theatre zerem.tv aims at gathering feature films and documentaries on Jewish themes, feature films and short films alike.
The project is being developed in close collaboration with the Russian Jewish Film Festivals, whose teams monitors the latest releases in global film industry and interacts with established Jewish film festivals all over the world.
The project is being developed in close collaboration with the Russian Jewish Film Festivals, whose teams monitors the latest releases in global film industry and interacts with established Jewish film festivals all over the world.
The unique content of the online theatre is selected based on the analysis of the most popular films of the Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Ekaterinburg Jewish Film Festivals. This way, zerem.tv will provide an opportunity for the viewers to watch films that won't be released in Russian movie theatres, and a chance for right-holders and distributors to organize online premieres through the project's website.
The unique content of the online theatre is selected based on the analysis of the most popular films of the Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Ekaterinburg Jewish Film Festivals. This way, zerem.tv will provide an opportunity for the viewers to watch films that won't be released in Russian movie theatres, and a chance for right-holders and distributors to organize online premieres through the project's website.
