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17:00
European Parliament |
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(past screening)
Absconded – Young Russians on the Run
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19:00
Bozar Centre for Fine Arts |
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(past screening) Opening Ceremony
Overcoming the Darkness
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18:00
EUROPEUM |
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(past screening)
Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age
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Detail and reservation
Registration open until |
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18:00
Norwegian Embassy in Belgium / Norway House |
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(past screening)
The New Greatness Case
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18:00
EUROPEUM |
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(past screening)
The Journalist and Her Jailers
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fully booked
The screening is now fully booked. Contact brussels@oneworld.cz if you want to be put on a waiting list. |
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19:00
Cinema Galeries |
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(past screening)
BLIX NOT BOMBS
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18:00
EUROPEUM |
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(past screening)
While We Watched
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18:00
Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU |
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(past screening)
Women Behind the Wheel
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19:00
Cinema Galeries |
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(past screening)
We Will Not Fade Away
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18:00
Pražský dům / Prague House |
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(past screening)
The Killing of a Journalist
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18:00
Permanent Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU |
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(past screening)
The Illusion of Abundance
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18:00
Station Europe |
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(past screening)
Beyond Revolution – Fighting for Democracy
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Administrator in the European Parliament Secretariat, in charge of supporting MEPs to pursue the human rights and democracy support strategy of the European Parliament, of which the Sakharov Prize is a centrepiece. Has been working since 2020 with People in Need to coordinate the European Parliament's participation in the OWFF as a powerful tool to promote the engagement of MEPs with the laureates causes and civil society through documentary films.
Elena Crespi has been heading the Western Europe Programme at FIDH (International Federation for Human Rights) since 2013, focusing on human rights protection and promotion in Europe and driving the organisation’s regional strategy and its implementation in cooperation with FIDH’s member organisations across the region. A lawyer by training, she previously worked as and advocate and legal officer at Amnesty International EU office, at Italy's Permanent Representation to the EU, at the European Parliament and in private law practice. Among her competence areas are issues related to the rule of law and shrinking civic space, migration and asylum, economic, social and cultural rights, racial and gender justice. She lives and works in Brussels, where she is based at FIDH’s Permanent Delegation to the EU.
Nora Wehofsits is an International Advocacy Officer at Human Rights House Foundation (HRHF) and its Brussels-based representative. She works to advance HRHF’s objectives at the European level and provides strategic advocacy support to HRHF’s partners. Previously, Nora led advocacy activities of the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF). Further work included editorial occupations, project management and sustainability communication. Nora has an academic background in communication science and international criminology. She is a member of the art association KV Leipzig.
Petr Nuska
Festival Coordinator
