Rashid Aghamaliyev

A mysterious creature called Boom-Boom enters the forest, unsettling its animal inhabitants. This children’s animated film draws inspiration from the poem ‘Bum-bum’ by poet Vaqif Samadoghlu, blending playful tension with poetic imagination.

A tender and visually imaginative story about how children process tension and seek emotional balance in a world shaped by adult emotions.

In-depth documentary featuring interviews with co-writer/director Robert Eggers and crew, plus authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict.

The educational film emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences on how to protect oneself and act cautiously around landmines, which pose one of the greatest threats during peacetime.

A mysterious creature called Boom-Boom enters the forest, unsettling its animal inhabitants. This children’s animated film draws inspiration from the poem ‘Bum-bum’ by poet Vaqif Samadoghlu, blending playful tension with poetic imagination.

A mysterious creature called Boom-Boom enters the forest, unsettling its animal inhabitants. This children’s animated film draws inspiration from the poem ‘Bum-bum’ by poet Vaqif Samadoghlu, blending playful tension with poetic imagination.

A mysterious creature called Boom-Boom enters the forest, unsettling its animal inhabitants. This children’s animated film draws inspiration from the poem ‘Bum-bum’ by poet Vaqif Samadoghlu, blending playful tension with poetic imagination.

A tender and visually imaginative story about how children process tension and seek emotional balance in a world shaped by adult emotions.

In-depth documentary featuring interviews with co-writer/director Robert Eggers and crew, plus authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict.

The educational film emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences on how to protect oneself and act cautiously around landmines, which pose one of the greatest threats during peacetime.