  Directors Across Borders program launched on Golden Apricot sidelines July 10, 2012 - 13:58 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - On Tuesday, July 10, Directors Across Borders Eastern Partnership Program was launched on the sidelines of Golden Apricot Yerevan-hosted international film festival. The program is implemented by Golden Apricot Fund for Cinema Development in Armenia and its partners Maia (Italy), Interfilm (Ukraine), Cinema Art Center Prometheus (Georgia) and Internews (Armenia). Created in 2007, the program features a series of workshops, trainings and networking opportunities for film industry professionals for the EU, Eastern Partnership region and beyond. Also, a number of new projects have been planned for 2011-2013, including Armenia-Turkey Cinema Platform, Cinema Journalism Across Borders, Films Beyond Borders and many others.
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