The Antares International Film Festival is a large-scale cultural project aimed at creating a unique platform for understanding and promoting the image of the working person in modern cinema. The festival invites films where work is not just a backdrop, but the heart of the story. We are looking for talented works where the hero's profession becomes the foundation of the drama, revealing characters, conflicts, dreams, and achievements. The focus is on people whose hands and minds perform everyday feats, such as steelworkers and teachers, doctors and farmers, engineers and fishermen. Our goal is to show how work shapes a person, and how a person changes the world. We want to give a voice to those whose professions are often overlooked, but without whom our daily lives would not be possible.

Our project is aimed not only at professional filmmakers, but also at those who work every day in factories, making our country a better place. The film festival will serve as an impetus for the creation of films that promote working-class professions.