Английская Википедия:City of Film

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Multiple image UNESCO's City of Film project is part of the wider Creative Cities Network.

Film is one of seven creative fields in the Network, the others: Crafts and Folk Art, Design, Gastronomy, Literature, Media Arts, and Music.

Criteria for UNESCO Cities of Film

Шаблон:Multiple image To be approved as a City of Film, cities need to meet a number of criteria set by UNESCO.

Designated UNESCO Cities of Film share similar characteristics:

• important infrastructure related to cinema, e.g. film studios and film landscapes/environments
• continuous or proven links to the production, distribution, and commercialisation of films
• experience in hosting film festivals, screenings, and other film-related events
• collaborative initiatives at a local, regional, and international level
• film heritage in the form of archives, museums, private collections, and/or film institutes
• film making schools and training centres
• effort in disseminating films produced and/or directed locally or nationally
• initiatives to encourage knowledge-sharing on foreign films

About the cities

Шаблон:Multiple image In 2009, Bradford became the first film city—with Sydney joining in 2010.

Sydney is home to Fox Studios Australia, the studio that brought The Matrix trilogy, The Great Gatsby, and The Wolverine to life. Sydney's "pristine beaches" and "lush mountains" can also provide a backdrop for location shooting.

Busan hosts an annual International Film Festival and is a "standard-setter" in the film world.

Bristol is home to the Academy award-winning Aardman Animations. It is also home to The Bottle Yard Studios and the BBC Natural History Unit.

Bristol is "packed with history and full of character," Yamagata is a "pleasant, bustling rural capital."

Yamagata hosts every two years an International Documentary Film Festival.

Potsdam is home to Babelsberg Studio, the largest film studio in Germany. It is also home to Film Park of Babelsberg and Film University of Babelsberg.

Mumbai is home to Hindi cinema.

Cities of Film

Шаблон:Multiple image There are 21 Cities of Film, spanning 18 countries and four continents.

14 are from Europe, four from Asia, two from Oceania and one from South America.

Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom are the only countries to have two member cities.

The Cities of Film are:

City	Country	Year of Inscription
Asaba	Шаблон:Flag	2023
Bitola	Шаблон:Flag	2015
Bradford	Шаблон:Flag	2009
Bristol	Шаблон:Flag	2017
Busan	Шаблон:Flag	2014
Cannes	Шаблон:Flag	2021
Cluj-Napoca	Шаблон:Flag	2021
Galway	Шаблон:Flag	2014
Gdynia	Шаблон:Flag	2021
Kathmandu	Шаблон:Flag	2023
Łódź	Шаблон:Flag	2017
Mumbai	Шаблон:Flag	2019
Ouarzazate	Шаблон:Flag	2023
Penedo	Шаблон:Flag	2023
Potsdam	Шаблон:Flag	2019
Qingdao	Шаблон:Flag	2017
Rome	Шаблон:Flag	2015
Santos	Шаблон:Flag	2015
Sarajevo	Шаблон:Flag	2019
Sofia	Шаблон:Flag	2014
Sydney	Шаблон:Flag	2010
Terrassa	Шаблон:Flag	2017
Valladolid	Шаблон:Flag	2019
Vicente López	Шаблон:Flag	2023
Wellington	Шаблон:Flag	2019
Yamagata	Шаблон:Flag	2017

See also

• Creative Cities Network
• City of Literature
• City of Music
• Design Cities
• City of Crafts and Folk Arts
• City of Gastronomy
• City of Media Arts

External links

• The Creative Cities Network: Film (unesco.org)