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Actor Avots Selected for Berlinale’s Shooting Stars Program

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Ten Rising Stars Selected for ‍the Prestigious European Shooting Stars⁢ Program

the Berlin Film Festival⁢ has announced the ten talented young actors chosen for its renowned “european ‌Shooting Stars” program in 2024. The program, taking place in February, offers ‍a unique platform for​ emerging European talent to connect with​ international industry professionals. This year’s distinguished group includes ⁤a ⁢representative from Latvia,⁣ highlighting the program’s commitment⁣ to showcasing diverse voices from across europe. The international jury, responsible for selecting this year’s ‌shooting Stars, praised the ⁣group’s remarkable charisma and raw talent. “These are actors who command the screen and possess a unique ‌magnetism,” they‍ stated,​ explaining the Latvian actor’s inclusion ⁤as a testament to their⁣ promising‍ talent. The ⁣Berlin Film ⁣Festival will run from February⁤ 13th to 23rd, 2025. The “european Shooting Stars” will undoubtedly be ⁢a highlight of⁢ the festival,as these​ rising stars are presented to the world stage.

Rising Stars to Shine at the European Shooting Stars⁢ Program

From February 28th to March 3rd, during the prestigious Berlinale film festival, ‍the highly anticipated “European Shooting Stars” ​program will unleash a wave ⁣of fresh⁤ talent ⁤onto the world‌ stage. This ‍four-day event offers a unique platform for emerging European ‍film actors​ to ‌capture the ⁣attention of international industry professionals. “European Shooting Stars” is‌ a‍ meticulously curated initiative organized by the “European Film Promotion” platform with the support of “Creative Europe MEDIA”. A specially selected jury,to wich applicants submit detailed information about themselves and⁤ their work,chooses‍ the participants for this intensive program. The chosen ​actors will have the unparalleled opportunity to meet with casting directors, agents, producers,‍ and representatives from​ international media outlets. This⁤ immersive experience ⁤will enable them to forge valuable connections, gain invaluable⁤ insights into ⁤the‌ global film industry, and potentially launch their careers to new heights. The program provides a rare glimpse ‍into the future of European cinema, showcasing the diverse talents and ‌boundless ‍potential of these promising young actors.

Two Latvian actors have been recognized ⁤for their outstanding performances at the prestigious “European ​Shooting Stars” ‍selection, ⁢a rare instance where both lead actors⁢ from the same country were honored in a single year.

Double⁣ Triumph for Latvian⁤ cinema

Actor ‍Jānis Reinis received ‌the⁢ award for best Actor at the Rome film festival ‍for his role in the ​feature film “January”. His⁣ performance as Visitor Kairis captivated the ​jury, who praised his ability to ‌embody both comedic and tragic elements.

Stanislav ‍Tokalovs was equally ⁤lauded for his portrayal of Jura Cursian ⁣in the television series “Soviet jeans”. He was⁤ awarded Best Actor at the “Series mania” festival in France. The jury commended Tokalovs, stating‍ that his “performance ⁤proves ‌equivalent abilities, both comical, both tragic‍ in stylistics.”

This double recognition underscores the rising⁤ talent emerging from Latvian cinema and marks a notable achievement for both actors.

Get ready for​ a cinematic⁢ festivity! The “European‍ Shooting Stars” event,a highlight of the Berlinale film festival,is ⁣set to shine bright,featuring ten emerging actors from across ‌Europe,including talented representatives from the Baltic states. These ​rising ‌stars will be presented on February 17th at the prestigious Berlinale⁢ Palace, culminating in a festive ceremony⁣ where each participant will receive a coveted “European shooting Star” award.

This prestigious event is orchestrated ​by “European Film ‍Promotion,” an association ‍dedicated to showcasing and promoting European cinema. They’ve created a robust international cooperation platform connecting 37 countries’ film ⁣institutions. This platform champions diversity within European⁣ cinema and ensures a vibrant tapestry of filmmaking voices. ‌Representing Latvia on this influential‍ platform is the National Film Center.

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