MEET US AT CREATIVE EVENTS
MEET US AT CREATIVE EVENTS
Supported by the City of West Hollywood, the 2nd annual Slavic Film Festival (Oct 3, 2026) will gather creators and repatriates of Slavic origin living in Los Angeles. The event bridges a critical awareness gap regarding traditions of 13 diverse Slavic cultures.
The Speaking Creation Inc.'s program at this festival will underline equal value of individual self-expressions, celebrating the unique self-realization of creators from every distinct origin. Self-expression doesn't require to be a "Hollywood Standard." Instead, staying true to one's roots enriches the world with vibrant, new insights.
Celebrating women’s ability to create beauty from the unexpected.
The installation explores distinct facets of human nature through the complex lens of the feminine. By inviting distinct artists to execute each individual segment, the project demonstrates how diversity strengthens the whole, with every layer playing a vital role.
Art Exhibition
April 23, 2026 - May 17, 2026
Los Angeles, California
Location: Plummer Park — Great Hall / Long Hall Gallery, West Hollywood, USA
Bridging Through Colors: Universal Language of Art, a one-month international exhibition created in response to the 2024-2025 theme Voices of Resilience. The exhibition took place at Plummer Park in West Hollywood
Bridging Through Colors celebrates art as a universal language, one that transcends geography, culture, and identity to foster empathy, connection, and emotional healing. Artists spoke in personal, symbolic, abstract narrative ways. Without a literal interpretation the authenticity, originality, and emotional depth were vivid and valued.
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The Slavic Film Festival in Los Angeles showcases filmmakers of Slavic heritage.
Documentaries and short films screened during the festival, demonstrates the creative endeavors of directors, DPs, actors, producers, costume and design artists, marked with the codes of various Slavic countries: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine, Croatia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, North Macedonia and Montenegro. The Slavic Film Festival highlights the voices and stories of this Slavic culture in all its diversity.
Rimma Panin of SLavic Film Festival,
Misha Suvorov of DeepARTment and
Vita Solzberg of Speaking Creation Inc.
Speaking Creation Inc. provided a SPECIAL RECOGNITION PARTNER AWARD
For Exemplary Cinematic Portrayal of Enduring Slavic Folklore and Tradition to the film POŁUDNICA, directed by Julia Bui Ngoc, Mai Bui Ngoc of Bui Film (Poland).
The award was presented by our Founder and President Vita Solzberg and Production Director Alex Nosov.