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TV BRICS International Media Network is poised to debut its latest documentary, "Partitura. Young Music of Russia," providing an in-depth exploration of the dynamic realm of young Russian composers. The premiere is set for Friday, February 28, 2025, at 21:00 Moscow time on the TV BRICS channel.

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A TV BRICS Documentary Premiere

Get ready to dive into an exhilarating journey with this documentary project that uncovers the paths of participants in the III All-Russian Competition of Young Composers "Partitura," held in the vibrant city of Moscow and proudly supported by TV BRICS. This film passionately aims to shine a spotlight on Russian musical culture worldwide and elevate the prestige of the composer's craft!

Prepare to be captivated by the documentary's key highlights:

  • Spotlight on Emerging Talent: The film passionately showcases the challenges and dreams of young composers, emphasizing their vital role in today's dynamic music industry.

  • Expert Perspectives: Renowned Russian and international composers, cultural icons, and conductors share their profound insights into the art of composition. Esteemed contributors include People's Artists of Russia Maksim Dunayevsky, Aleksey Rybnikov, and Aleksander Tchaikovsky, among others.

  • "Partitura" Competition: The documentary offers an exciting overview of the "Partitura" competition, highlighting the impressive growth of young academic music in Russia and its incredible global potential.

  • Production Details: "Partitura. Young Music of Russia" is a captivating 52-minute film directed by Ivan Zakharenko, with a compelling script by Elena Pogarskaya. Produced in collaboration with "Orpheus" Russian State Musical TV and Radio Centre, it's a must-watch!

  • Global Reach: Following its grand premiere, the film will be translated into multiple languages and broadcast through TV BRICS' media network partners across BRICS+ countries, reaching audiences far and wide.

Ivan Zakharenko, Head of the Thematic Broadcasting and Special Media Projects Department at TV BRICS, emphasized the international allure of the Russian School of Composition and the crucial need to nurture young talent.

"The Russian School of Composition is a global brand that captivates international audiences," declared Zakharenko. "Through the 'Partitura' competition, we witness the thrilling evolution of young academic music in Russia and its boundless global potential."

This premiere marks the second electrifying documentary released by TV BRICS in 2025, following the January debut of "Uralian Anomaly," which delved into Russia's mining industry.






Swati BhatKerry Washington’s Netflix war drama The Six Triple Eight clinched the 'Outstanding Motion Picture' award at the 56th NAACP Image Awards


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"The Six Triple Eight' The true story of the only all-Black women's unit deployed Europe during World War II
"The Six Triple Eight' The true story of the only all-Black women's unit deployed Europe during World War II

Washington DC [US], February 23: Kerry Washington’s Netflix war drama The Six Triple Eight clinched the 'Outstanding Motion Picture' award at the 56th NAACP Image Awards, reported Variety. Written and directed by Tyler Perry, the film, based on the true story of an all-Black, all-female WWII battalion, secured five awards in total, including Best Actress for Washington, Ensemble, Breakthrough Performance, and Supporting Actress for Ebony Obsidian.

“At a time when our history is under attack, to tell a film about the brilliance of Black women and have it resonate globally is an incredible honor,” Washington told Variety on the red carpet.

The ceremony, hosted by comedian Deon Cole at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, also honored Keke Palmer as Entertainer of the Year. “No one has uplifted me more than the people in this room,” Palmer said during her acceptance speech.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris accepted the prestigious Chairman’s Award, delivering a stirring speech on resilience and democracy. Other honorees included Dave Chappelle (President’s Award), The Wayans Family (NAACP Hall of Fame), and BET Media Group (Founders Award).

The event also spotlighted communities affected by recent wildfires, with Altadena residents receiving a standing ovation.







Celebrating India's Growing Passion for Animation and Comics With Anime and Manga Contest

Wam Waves Anime and Manga Contest

The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, in collaboration with the Media & Entertainment Association of India (MEAI), has announced the launch of the WAVES Anime & Manga Contest (WAM!). This exciting initiative aims to tap into India’s growing passion for anime and manga, providing a platform for artists to display their creative prowess.

WAM! encourages creators to craft localized adaptations of popular Japanese styles, catering to both domestic and international audiences. Participants will have the chance to gain industry exposure, with opportunities for publishing and distribution. The contest will unfold through state-level competitions across 11 cities, culminating in a grand national finale at WAVES 2025 in Mumbai.

WAM! is part of the broader Create in India Challenges, a flagship initiative of the World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit (WAVES). WAVES 2025 is scheduled from May 1st to 4th at the Jio World Convention Centre & Jio World Gardens in Mumbai. The summit will gather industry leaders from around the globe to discuss innovations and growth prospects in media and entertainment.

With over 70,000 registrations already recorded for the Create in India Challenges, WAM! promises to spotlight India’s vibrant anime and manga community while fostering artistic exchanges between Indian and international creators. This contest not only celebrates artistic expression but also positions India as a key player in the global entertainment landscape.


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Wam Waves Anime and Manga Contest

Eligibility Criteria


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Wam Waves Anime and Manga Contest


Participation Guidelines:


  • All competitions will be held offline; participants must attend in person.


  • Registration opens at 9:00 AM, followed by a debriefing at 9:30 AM.


  • The competition will take place from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.


  • Cosplay competitions and other performances will be held from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on the same day.


  • The WAM! Finale will be held at the WAVES summit from May 1 to 4, 2025, at Jio World Convention Centre & Jio World Gardens, Mumbai.


  • Winners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Anime Japan and other international events, supported by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.


WAM! Cosplay Competition

The WAM! Cosplay Competition is open to individuals, including students, staff, and external participants, with no registration fees. Cosplays must be based on characters from anime, manga, gaming, or Indian comics, encouraging creativity and originality. Costumes and props should be self-made, with no restrictions on craftsmanship, but props and weapons must be non-functional and cleared during pre-event inspection. Participants must maintain decorum, with any offensive behavior leading to disqualification. Judging will be based on costume accuracy, craftsmanship, performance, creativity, audience engagement, and an interaction segment where participants may answer questions about their character or costume. Each performer will have 90 seconds for performance and 1 minute for introduction and interaction, with judges’ decisions being final. The top three cosplayers will receive cash prizes, and all participants will be awarded e-certificates.



What is WAM?

WAM! provides Indian creators with a distinctive chance to create localized adaptations of popular Japanese art styles, appealing to audiences both in India and abroad. With significant marketing support and opportunities for international recognition, the contest seeks to create a robust platform for creative expression in manga and anime.

What is MEAI?






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