The owner of the special prize of the Standing Committee of the Union State at the XXXII MIFF "Listapad" became known
23:20, 6 November
Photo: Soyuz.by
The closing ceremony of the XXXII Minsk International film festival "Listapad" took place in Minsk today. Within the framework of the event, prizes were awarded in 8 competitive programs, as well as special prizes. The winner of the special prize of the Standing Committee of the Union State "For contribution to the preservation of spiritual, moral, cultural and historical values" was the movie "I will become a captain" directed by Daria Bednarskaya, the correspondent Soyuz.by reports.
Among the guests of honor of the event is the State Secretary of the Union State Sergey Glazyev.
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The shooting of the project took place in the summer of 2025 at the All-Russian Children's Center "Ocean." The film was the first full-length feature film for children shot in the Far East.
The film tells about the twelve-year-old boy Ivan, inside whom responsibility is born, about his dream, which later becomes a matter, and care is a choice.
Important topics are raised in the film: the value of the family, the power of friendship, heroism in everyday life and the difficult way of finding oneself.
NOTE: The XXXII Minsk International film festival "Listapad" has ended in Minsk. Grand Prix "Listapad's Gold" received the movie "Old Man Minai. Partisan Legend". The winner of the main competition of non-fiction films is "Mountain of languages" directed by Rodion Ismailov (Russia, Azerbaijan). The best animated film of the main competition was recognized as "Three sisters" directed by Konstantin Bronzit (Israel, Cyprus). The German film "Gropiusstadt supernova" directed by Ben Voight won the film competition "Cinema of the young". In the short film competition, the best was the Iranian film "Japanese" by Panah Alvani. In the competition of national film schools - the Russian film "Code" directed by Anton Nemov. In the national competition, the work of the Belarusian director Igor Byshnev "Polessky reserve" was recognized as the best non-fiction film. Life after Chernobyl".
