FINAL REPORT ONE WORLD 2008

INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL 10TH EDITION 5TH –13TH MARCH 2008 Held under the auspices of Václav Havel, Minister of Culture Václav Jehlička, Minister of Foreign Affairs Karel Schwarzenberg, Mayor of Pavel Bém, Governors of twelve districts, Mayors of individual festival cities

Organised by the Foundation ONE WORLD 2008

the festival took place in Prague and 28 other festival website hosted 220,000 visitors from the Czech cities (16 cities in 2007) beginning of February till mid March

138 films from 39 countries screened One World special at the website of Czech TV (9 feature documentaries, 20 shorts, 20 social unprecedented audience turnout – 44,911 in spots, 60 trailers) seen by 90,000 visitors from Prague (out of which 10,327 were pupils and the beginning of February till the end of March students), which is 10,000 more than in 2007 The most often seen film Surplus was viewed an additional 55,095 viewers in 28 Czech cities 7,005 times (out of which 33,597 in school screenings), representing an increase in turnout by 20,000 Czech TV slot Evening about… devoted to One World was watched by 236,000 viewers total turnout of the 10th edition surpassed the limit of one hundred thousand, which is 28,000 special screenings for school film clubs and boy more than last year and girl scouts

attendance of 135 Czech and international guests debates, workshops, seminars, music

festival specials on Czech TV, Radio 1, Czech at the NGO Forum, which took place for the Radio Radio Česko, aktualne.cz, tyden.cz, festival first time during One World, about forty NGOs supplements in the dailies Lidové noviny, MF presented their activities Dnes and Deník Bohemia and in The Prague Post 425 accredited journalists in Prague and other festival cities, 590 citations in the media

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 1 The successful design worked with the main theme of the On the day of the opening, Václav Havel met dissidents 10th edition – present–day dictators. from dictatorships at the panel discussion Dissidents and Freedom at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The gala opening took place on two locations simultaneously: At the Lucerna cinema, the opening was directed by the at the Prague Crossroads, a part of the ceremony was the Buchty a loutky puppet theatre group. award-giving of the to Burmese activists.

The opening film of the 10th edition was Lisa Jackson’s The film The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo sold out The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo. four screenings. The Club of Friends of People in Need released half a million crowns to aid the women of Congo.

The festival patron has for a number of years been Václav Havel. The festival was held under the auspices of Václav Havel, He personally attended the opening in the Prague Crossroads the Minister of Culture Václav Jehlička and the Mayor facility and the awards giving during the Closing Ceremony. of Prague Pavel Bém.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 2 Most of the screenings were sold out; due to great The audience vote proved that the festival goers were demand, several screenings were added. satisfied with the programme. The Plzeňský Prazdroj Audience Award went to the director’s cut of Citizen Havel.

The now traditional screenings for pupils of elementary …as did screenings for high schools students. schools formed a part of the festival programme…

Over one hundred international filmmakers and One of the biggest stars of the 10th edition was the professionals came to the festival. They took part in Q&As French director Claude Lanzmann. He attended the and panel debates. screening of the film Words And Death.

One of the most popular off–programme events was the Alongside films, audiences of One World could participate concert of Sly Rabbits and DUB.O.NET in the Lucerna in workshops, debates, the NGO Forum, visit exhibitions Music Bar. and watch the fashion show T–shirt against Communism.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 3 The success of the festival partly resulted from the team of experienced organizers…

…and ninety volunteers.

Awards giving in Lucerna cinema: Andrej Nekrasov receives the Rudolf Vrba Award.

One World Citylight posters were visible all over Prague.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 4 MAIN THEME OF THE EDITION

In 2008 the world commemorates On the day of the opening the The subject of dictators is also the 60th anniversary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted incorporated into the visual style adoption of the Universal a meeting and debate of the of this year’s festival. The author Declaration of Human Rights. festival patron Václav Havel with of the theme is Petr Vlasák, One World, on the contrary, with the members of the Rudolf Vrba Comtech Group. The theme of its special programme section Jury, i.e. dissidents and freedom puppet dictators who constantly named “Dictatorships in the fighters from the countries ruled play the same old boring tune Spotlight” offered a reminder that by the worst contemporary and who get driven off the stage despite the fact that dictatorial dictatorships (Burma, , North by an infuriated audience was regimes have collapsed in Korea) under the title Dissidents developed by the Hafan Film a number of countries in recent and Freedom. puppet studio under the direction decades (including what are now of the renowned animator Jan the Czech and the Slovak “The name of the One World Balej. The music was composed Republics), there are many other festival is not just a reference to by the well known musician Jarda places where concepts such as the cultural and spiritual Svoboda from the band Traband. freedom and human rights are still environment and civilisation that taboo. we live in as well as to the interconnectedness of its parts Besides dictatorships that the and the mutual interdependence media at least sometimes notice, of all things. It is also a warning such as Cuba, , Burma, that we don’t have another world Sudan and North Korea, this also at our disposal and we never will concerns countries that have been have either,” says Václav Havel. ignored, e.g. Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Zimbabwe.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 5 FROM THE AUDIENCE EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRES

Thank you for the incredible energy Truly special guests (filmmakers, I was pleased by probably the of the festival organisers, and for guests directly from countries dealt same thing as you: that there are a great selection. My overall with by the films). So many so many people in the Czech experience of the marathon interesting films, I did not manage Republic who care about the topic. screening is beyond words; I am to see all those I would have It was a pleasant surprise to see truly grateful for this annual concise loved to. It is a brilliant idea to the cinemas crowded. Thank you view of the world we live in… add extra screenings of sold out for the good experience. I already films (although I could not come to look forward to the next edition. Most of all I enjoy the these matinee screenings as I had atmosphere of the festival, and to be at work). I am happy the festival exists; the organisers’ willingness to there is nothing else to say. present exhaustive information to The information value and quality given topics, and also the of screened films were very high, Atmosphere, cinemas packed with presence of filmmakers or the focus and covered issues wide young people. A very cultivated and protagonists… It’s great that this and representative. Thank you. kind approach of all organisers. festival exists and that advertising brings it to the awareness of Professionalism, atmosphere, spirit. One World is a beautiful thing; many people. Beautiful. thank you for it!

I was most impressed by the film I am pleased that the festival Excellent, excellent, excellent. The The Greatest Silence: Rape in the extends to the world and grows idea itself is excellent, its Congo. I think it many people into an event of global importance! execution is unique. Amazing would have been moved by it. guests. Representation of the After the screening, I enrolled in The unchanged enthusiasm – of – priceless. the Club of Friends of People in the festival organisers… it show in Thank you! Need. the atmosphere, even after ten years! Congratulations! The best festival in the Czech Republic!

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 6 GALA OPENING IN PRAGUE

The jubilee tenth One World began on the 5th of In the Prague Crossroads, or the deconsecrated March 2008 simultaneously in Prague Crossroads and church of St. Ann, Václav Havel awarded three the Lucerna and Světozor cinemas. Both cinemas Burmese activists the Homo Homini Award. screened Lisa Jackson’s The Greatest Silence: Rape The three activists , in the Congo. and were represented by Ms Lea Lea New. People in Need grants the Homo Homini This alarming film about mass rape of women in war- Award annually to individuals in recognition of torn Congo inspired the festival organiser, the People dedication to the promotion of human rights, in Need Foundation, to provide immediate aid of half democracy and non–violent solutions to political a million Czech crowns. The funding helps local conflicts. All three awarded activists took an active clinics and organisations providing healthcare to part in demonstrations last September and October women who have been raped. and represent many courageous Burmese women fighting for the protection of human rights and establishment of democracy. This year’s festival was dedicated to the Burmese dissident and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize as well as to the people of Burma, who are being tyrannised by a brutal military regime.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 7 GUESTS

Over 135 guests joined us in celebration of the Excellent festival. A good film–makers' festival with 10th One World. They presented their films, held friendly, extremely helpful staff, excellent programming, Q&As with the audience, took part in workshops to logistical ease, a good atmosphere and generally very individual film sections and met their colleagues from inspirational. Didn't watch one bad film and I watched other international festivals. many films! Sandhya Suri, UK, Oxfam REACTIONS FROM FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL GUESTS: It is a very important festival since we have a chance to appreciate the effectiveness of art in Thank you for being such a smart, compassionate articulating and spreading the values of human rights and forward thinking festival. Everyone I met who had and freedoms, especially in the context of specific anything to do with the festival was kind, patient and issues. One World is a real community of solidarity, just plain lovely. based on shared values. Lisa F. Jackson, USA, director of The Greatest Min Zin, Burma, journalist and democratic activist, Silence: Rape in the Congo Rudolf Vrba Jury member

I was so impressed by the impeccable organizing of Congratulations! Please tell me where to find such the festival, the hospitality and communal feeling and a professional, efficient, careful and thoughtful team! the feeling of a warm and busy hub and meeting I really felt you are a connected and professional team, place of the gallery and bar, the thoughtful engaged self–confident enough to express different opinions Q&As with our film and others, the attention to serious during the workshop. My respect! forums and dialogues, the quality of the work screened, Nina Luhr, Norway, Human Rights House the lovely staff and festival guests. So many thanks to you for such a fantastic experience – One World rises to the top as one of the all–time festival favourites and now I know why so many people praise it. Sandi DuBowski, USA, producer of A Jihad for Love

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 8 ACCREDITED GUESTS

Aktas Musa (Germany), Ananiev Alex (Bulgaria), (Czech Republic), Janek Miroslav (Czech (Sweden), Salvi Martina (UK), Sazegara Mohsen Andrle Ivo (Czech Republic), Bastašic Sandra Republic), Janková Tonička (Czech Republic), (Iran), Seifert Sven (Germany), Sertič Oliver (), Baumker Margit (Germany), Benakova Jebsen Therese (Norway), Kim Seong Min (Serbia), Sharma Parvez (USA), Scheibner Nora (Slovakia), Bergkraut Eric (Switzerland), (North Korea), Koepp Volker (Germany), Thomas (Germany), Schleindl Angelika Beshliiska Viktoria (Bulgaria), Bosch Carlos Konskaja Olga (), Kovesci Anna (Germany), Schleindl Christiane (Germany), (Spain), Braun Theodore (USA), Caulkins John (Hungary), Králová Lucie (Czech Republic), Schmidt Roland (Austria), Schuster Angelika (Czech Republic), Cernea Mihai (), Kramheller Karolin (Germany), Kudrna Tomáš (Austria), Sindelgruber Tristan (Austria), Slavova Císař Jana (Germany), De Jong Matthea (Czech Republic), Kullova Ivana (Slovakia), Lae Petya (Bulgaria), Smith Vaughan (UK), (Netherlands), DuBowski Sandi (USA), Dušek Lae Nwe (Burma), Lambert Olly (UK), Stefanovic Valentin (Serbia), Stieglitz Marion Martin (Czech Republic), Edkins Max (Republic Lanzmann Claude (France), Laptenok Andrej (Germany), Stoeva Violeta (Bulgaria), Stojáková of South ), Faal Essa (Netherlands), Fidyk (Belarus), Laval Pierre Maillis (France), Lemke Karla (Czech Republic), Suri Sandhya (UK), Andrzej (Poland), Franke Ulrike (Germany), Grit (Germany), Luhr Nina (Norway), Lyttkens Suutari Virpi (Finland), Suvadova Daniela Furtula Aleksandar (Czech Republic), Gajicki Ulla (Sweden), Makembaeva Diana (Kyrgyzstan), (Slovakia), Šikl Jan (Czech Republic), Štingl Marija (Serbia), Gediminas Andriukaitis Meehan Shannon (Belgium), Milojevicova Jana Pavel (Czech Republic), Tara Tereza (Czech (Lithuania), Gerlach Silva von (Germany), Goba (Czech Republic), Milosevic Tamara (Germany), Republic), Teigeler David (Netherlands), Terzieva Kasper (Lithuania), Gravenor Natalie (Germany), Miloševič Ivana (Czech Republic), Mitov Alex Galya (Bulgaria), Tichov Martina (Georgia), Titus Grigoriu Corina (Romania), Grude Torstein (Bulgaria), Moeller Sirkka (Germany), Morner Linda (Republic of South Africa), Truyen (Norway), Gurchiani Tamuna (Georgia), Habiger Bjarte (Norway), Mulvad Eva (Denmark), Murafa Barbara (Netherlands), Tuhbatullin Farid Johannes (Germany), Halonen Arto (Finland), Corina (Romania), Nekrasov Andrei (UK), (Austria), Tursunbek Akun (Kyrgyzstan), Tveit Harlow Johnsen Ditte (Denmark), Hartthaler Novikova Masja (Netherlands), Novotný- Hakon (Norway), Uebele Ieva (Lithuania), Fritz (Germany), Hegreberg Nick (Norway), Bričkovský Zdeněk (Czech Republic), Nowicki Vachek Karel (Czech Republic), Valdes Osvaldo Hille Maria (Germany), Hilpert Stephan Maciej (Poland), Ourikh Aleksandra (Cuba), Vazan Peter (Slovakia), Westmeier (Germany), Hirvonen Elina (Finland), Hodan (Netherlands), Poláková Jarmila (Czech Alexandra (Germany), Yarom Tamar (Israel), Tomáš (Czech Republic), Hristov Georgy Republic), Pece Nina (Slovenia), Pérez Óscar Yiorgos Moustakis (UK), Zabat Olivier (France), (Bulgaria), Chelysheva Oksana (Russia), Im So (Spain), Périot Jean-Gabriel (France), Ploner Zadori Zsuzsa (Hungary), Zeehandelaar Mira Jeong (North Korea), Isaacs Marc (UK), Cuni (Germany), Provazník Ondřej (Czech (Netherlands), Zelakeviciute Vita (Poland), Ismailova Tolekan (Kyrgyzstan), Jackson Lisa F. Republic), Rai Mona (UK), Ramello Paola Zilkova Tatiana (Slovakia), Zin Min (Burma) (USA), Jakerson Minka (Denmark), Janeček Vít (Italy), Riestra Antonio (Mexico), Rudehill Hakan

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 9 VENUES AND FILMS

Audience of the 10th edition had the opportunity to Retrospective categories presented: choose out of 138 films from 39 countries. The One World selection committee chose them out of 1500 submitted Films that Changed the World documentaries. Screenings took place in 9screening halls Silenced Testimonies (banned Czech and German of 7 Prague cinemas (Lucerna, Světozor, Evald, Ponrepo, films of the 60s) Atlas, the French Institute and the Municipal Library) A special section called Film against injustice and The core of the programme has traditionally been poverty was composed of video and film production three competition categories: of Czech and international NGOs.

Main competition of feature documentaries Friday and Saturday nights were devoted to film fans, Short forms competition (up to 35 minutes) who could see three films for the price of one ticket Right to Know at one of the night film marathons.

In non-competitive thematic blocs One World presented TOPICAL THEMES a number of documentaries in the following sections: Apart from the aforementioned festival theme of Dictatorships in the spotlight dictatorships, other programme sections reacted to Putin’s Empire topical events. After a decade of rule of a president Why Democracy? who shifted the development in one of the Asian panorama world’s largest countries towards autocracy, One My Way World reacted on the end of his term by presenting Themes of One World 2008 (A Blue and Green the category Putin’s Empire. The approaching Planet, After the Rain, Caged, Tolerant – Intolerant) Olympics in China were brought to attention by the Contemporary French documentaries category of Chinese and Indian films Asian Czech Films Panorama. The 40th anniversary of the invasion of Frontline Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact forces was reflected Docs for Kids on by the category Silenced Testimonies.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 10 AUDIENCE VOT E ONE WORLD ONLINE

Just like in the previous years, the audience could One World traditionally brings documentaries to vote on the films they saw by giving individual films spectators outside cinema halls. The on–line special grades from 1 to 5. The audience votes were collected prepared for the tenth jubilee of One World after each screening and counted using a special www.ceskatelevize.cz/jedensvet was presented with the algorithm, which took into account the grades and main media partner, Czech TV. number of viewers. A special section consisted of 9 documentaries that The Plzeňský Prazdroj Audience Award went to the have won awards in previous years. Each Monday 150 minute–long director’s cut of Citizen Havel by from the beginning of January one successful Pavel Koutecký and Miroslav Janek. The top ten films documentary representing the respective festival year voted for by audiences included three other Czech was posted. The films remained available until the films: end of March.

1. Citizen Havel (CZ) The special also included short films in the bloc 2. The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo (USA) Why Democracy?, All People are Born Free and 3. Rebellion: The Litvinenko Case (Russia) Equal and Film against Injustice and Poverty. 4. Lost Holiday (CZ) 5. The Teaboy of Gaza (GB) The visitors of the special could also view trailers to 6. Abandoned (BG, GB) most of the festival films and One World Minutes 7. A Letter to Anna (CH) 2008, the daily programme broadcasted every night 8. Forgotten Transports: To Latvia (CZ) on Czech TV. 9. Half past Three (CZ) 10. Nanking (USA) The films were viewed by 90,000 users.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 11 AWARDS

Homo Homini Award: Rudolf Vrba Award: Phyu Phyu Thin, Su Su Nway and Nilar Thein / Burma Rebellion: The Litvinenko Case / Andrej Někrasov / Russia / 2007 Award for Best Film: Behave / Maria Ramos / Brazil / 2007 Rudolf Vrba Jury Special Mention: A Jihad for Love / Parvez Scharma / USA, GB, DE / 2007 Best Director Award: Zhao Liang / Crime and Punishment / China / 2007 Czech Radio Award for the Best Use of Music and Sound in a Documentary Film: Special Mention of the Main Jury: FACES [:phases] / Erns Holger / Germany / 2007 Citizen Havel / Pavel Koutecký and Miroslav Janek / Czech Republic / 2008 Plzeňský Prazdroj Audience Award: Citizen Havel / Pavel Koutecký and Miroslav Janek / Mayor of Prague’s Jury Best Short Film Award: Czech Republic / 2008 One Day / Ditte Haarlov–Johnsen / Denmark / 2007 Student Jury Award for the Best Film in the Mayor of Prague’s Jury Special Mention: Student Category: First Day/ Marcin Sauter / Poland / 2007 Iron Ladies of Liberia / Daniel Junge and Siatta Scott Johnson / USA / 2007 The Václav Havel Special Award for the film with the most significant contribution to human rights awareness: A Letter to Anna / Eric Bergkraut / Switzerland / 2008

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 12 ACCOMPANYING EVENTS

DEBATES EVENTS FOR FILMMAKERS

One World tries to bring not only Shadows of the Serbian Past One World traditionally hosts interesting films, but also to offer A Blue and Green Planet filmmakers, producers, festival audiences, guests, specialists and Day for Tibet and Burma organisers and other film representatives of NGOs space Changing China professionals. Together with them for debates on topical issues. Virus Free Generation we organised the following events: Two of the screening halls (on HIV/AIDS) (French Institute and the small Tolerant – Intolerant Filmmakers' dialogues screening hall of the Municipal Caged (on institutional care) Master classes of French Library) therefore hosted one directors Jean–Gabriel Périot panel discussion almost every The largest debate of the 10th and Olivier Zabat at FAMU night; these followed up the films edition took place at the Ministry Master class of the British screened. The audiences and the of Foreign Affairs under the title documentary filmmaker Olly panellists could debate on the Dissidents and Freedom. The Lambert at the department following issues: former president of the Czech of journalism at the Faculty Republic, Václav Havel, met several of social Sciences of Charles Political murders in Russia dissidents and freedom fighters University Political Islam (from Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Workshop – How to finance Island of Bondage (on Cuba) Belarus and Russia). These human rights documentaries Autocracy in Central activists served on the Rudolf Vrba Workshop – How to set up International Justice Jury and decided on the best film a human rights film festival Erik Tabery: Where Policy in the category Right to Know. Was Lost by the People

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ONE WORLD AND THE NGO SECTOR OTHER EVENTS

The One World festival is not just an important film As usual, One World presented several exhibitions: event and a meeting place of filmmakers, but also a platform for meetings of NGOs and other parts of United Colours of Revolution – photographs the civic sector from both the Czech Republic and capturing revolutions in 8 countries of the world abroad. Expelled from home – life of Burmese refugees in Thailand through the lenses of Hseng Nuong The Marble Hall of the Lucerna Cinema hosted Lintner a presentation of the People in Need Foundation Sketches of Genocide – drawings of Darfur and all of its divisions and also the two–day long children NGO Forum, which introduced over 30 organizations. 10 years of One World – exhibition of posters The video production of renowned international and mapping out the 10–year history of the festival Czech organizations was presented in a special Report on Lodz – photographs by Karel Cudlín section called Film Against Injustice and Poverty. A part of the off–programme consisted of music events:

Concert of the swing ensemble Prague Salon Orchestra Swamp Safari Sound System – DJ in Lucerna café played for the Friday and Saturday film marathon Concert in Lucerna Music Bar: Sly Rabbits, DUB.O.NET and DJ Mikuláš

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 14 ONE WORLD IN THE REGIONS

One World in 2008 headed beyond Prague to A part of the One World festival is cooperation with a record–breaking 28 Czech cities. One World primary and secondary schools and universities. Their screenings were available all over the Czech Republic pupils, students and teachers are simultaneously the – in Bílina, Brno, České Budějovice, Hradec Králové, audience, collaborators and organisers. The festival is Karlovy Vary, Liberec, Mělník, Olomouc, Opava, implemented by a number of cinemas, theatres and Ostrava, Pardubice, Plzeň, Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, other cultural institutions. Last but not least, One Tábor, Ústí nad Labem, in Zlín and for the first time World works with municipalities and districts, whose in Český Krumlov, Hlinsko, Hrádek nad Nisou, continuous support has been vital to the present–day Chrudim, Jablonec nad Nisou, Kladno, Libčice nad format of the festival. Vltavou, Písek, Teplice, Tanvald, Třinec and Vsetín.

One World in the Regions achieved an audience turnout of 55,095, which is almost 20,000 more than in 2007.

Regional cooperation enriches One World and makes it a colourful and diverse entity based on meeting of ideas and imaginations of people with various views of the world and life experience. Film screenings are accompanied by debates with interesting people, exhibitions, concerts and presentations of other activities of the NGO sector.

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COOPERATING ORGANISATIONS:

Kulturní centrum Kaskáda and Mr Michal Mlej (Bílina); Český západ (Plzeň); T klub – kulturní agentura, kino Lužánky SVČ, Brněnské kulturní centrum, Kulturní Panorama and Filmový klub (Rožnov pod Radhoštěm); centrum Starý pivovar and Poradenské centrum Přes Cheiron T, o.p.s. and Základní škola Bernarda bloky (Brno); Kino Kotva (České Budějovice); Filmový Bolzana, o.p.s. (Tábor); Obchodní akademie (Tanvald); klub 1svět at Gymnázium Český Krumlov and NZDM o.s. POHIP.COM (Teplice); o.s. UbotGallery (Třinec); Bouda (Český Krumlov); o.s. Cesta Mladé kultury students of the University of Jan Evangelista Purkyně, Hlinecka and o.s. Úl (Hlinsko); o.s. Pro-Centrál Filmový klub Aula (Pedagogická fakulta UJEP), (Hradec Králové); ZŠ Lidická (Hrádek nad Nisou); o.s. Experimentální prostor MUMIE, studentský klub Šance pro Tebe (Chrudim); Klub Na Rampě (Jablonec RELAKS, Municipal Museum of Ústí nad Labem, nad Nisou); Kino Panasonic and Skapikfilm (Karlovy Bureau for Integration, and students of Gymnázium Vary); Kino Sokol (Kladno); Základní umělecká škola Jateční (Ústí nad Labem); o.s. Čtvrtá opice and (Libčice nad Vltavou); o.s. Anaon and Střední škola hudební klub Tři opice (Vsetín); students of the strojní, stavební a dopravní v Truhlářské ulici (Liberec); Department of multimedia communication at the Filmový klub Mělník and kino Sokol (Mělník); Divadlo University of Tomáš Bata (Zlín). hudby Olomouc, Olomoucká kina, s.r.o. and Univerzita Palackého (Olomouc); Slezská univerzita (Opava); The festival is also implemented by regional offices Antikvariát a klub Fiducia (Ostrava); Divadlo 29 and of the People in Need Foundation in Bílina, Kladno, o.s. Terra Madoda (Pardubice); o.s. Regio Písek, Libčice nad Vltavou, Liberec, Olomouc, Plzeň and o.p.s. (Písek); Plzeňský kulturní servis Esprit, Divadlo Ústí nad Labem. pod lampou, o. s. Na Hromádce and a group of volunteers (students of the Pedagogical Faculty, humanistics, secondary school students, external collaborators of the project One World in Schools), ZČU, Faculty of Arts, Department of political studies and international relations, Společnost Tady a teď, TOTEM – regionálně dobrovolnické centrum, o.s.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 16 ONE WORLD, SCHOOLS, SPECIAL SCREENINGS

Screenings for schools are an annual part of the Special screenings were held for the members festival. In Prague alone, students could see over of One World Film Clubs. A meeting of the high 101 screenings in 7 cinemas. school student film clubs’ organisers traditionally took place during the festival. Screenings of documentaries Screenings for schools took part in 28 other One on human rights were accompanied by debates with World cities. Screenings were always followed by invited guests and other events. There are 52 One debates, in the case of older pupils and students, on World Film Clubs in the Czech Republic. given topics. In Prague, 10,327 students and teachers swapped desks for cinema seats. In the regions, Another important event was the meeting 33,597 viewers attended school screenings. of representatives of international organisations focused on expanding the One World Film Clubs For the third time, One World presented screenings for Network. The Network is represented by partnerships boy and girl scouts, who collaborate on the People in in Slovakia, Hungary and Poland. Need project Let’s build a school in Africa. The screening halls were also open to children from children’s homes and institutions.

ONE WORLD 2008 | International human rights documentary film festival | 10th edition | 5th–13th March 2008 | Page 17 ONE WORLD AROUND THE WORLD

On the occasion of the tenth jubilee edition of the One World in 2008 helped to set up several human festival, One World organises festival echoes in right festivals. One World Bulgaria took place at the a number of cities around the world. Also, One beginning of May in Sofia and three other Bulgarian World was organized in Belarus and it is planned to cities, and One World Romania at the end of May organize it in Cuba and in the region of the Burma- and the beginning of June in Bucharest. Each of the Thailand border, i.e. in places where the People in festivals presented around forty films and they are Need Foundation has been supporting local planned to continue in 2009. dissidents and independent civic society. One World Around the World takes place in collaboration Within the One World Tour project, festival echoes with Czech Centres, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, have already taken place in Brussels, New York, CEE Trust and local partners. To implement the echoes Washington DC and Kiev. Individual film we collaborate with the network of Czech Centres and presentations were linked by the emphasis on the other international partners. theme of human rights violations in Cuba, Burma and Belarus. The echoes will further travel to Paris, Madrid, Ljubljana, Vienna and Hong Kong.

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This year the festival was co–organised by the Successful organisation of the festival was made Ministry of Culture and was supported, as is possible by: traditional, by the Prague City Hall. The General Easytalk, TNT Express Worldwide, T.R.I., O2 Sázava Partner was Plzeňský Prazdroj. The main media Fest, Getty Images ISIFA, the Spanish Embassy, partner was Czech Television. Embassy of the Netherlands, Embassy of Israel, the Canadian Embassy, the Polish Institute, Embassy of Other important partners were: Program EU Media, Latvia, representation of Wallonie Bruxelles, the Swiss Trust for Civil Society in Central and Eastern , Embassy, the Slovak Institute, Student Agency, the State Fund of the Czech Republic for the Nadace Vize 97, Representation of European support and development of Czech cinema, Commission in Prague, Comtech Group, Hafan Film, Czech–German Future Fund, Ministry of Environment, UPP, Datakal, Active Travel, Pragint, AAudio, AV Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Czech centres, French Kongres, FAMU, Film and Sociology, Hertz, Václav Embassy, British Embassy, Goethe-Institut Prag, and Havel’s office, X–Publishing, the University of Tomáš the Embassy of the United States of America. The Bata in Zlín, Adobe, Filmpub.cz, festival MOFFOM, technical partner of the festival was Panasonic. týdeník A2, Nový prostor, PIS, Spedart, Studio FAMU, Alza.cz was partner of the guest and press service T.C.B. – CZ, Tiskárna KPR, VA Unisa, Vooodooo, in Langhans Galerie Praha. The festival official carrier Lucerna Cinema, Světozor Cinema, Atlas Cinema, the was the Prague Public Transport Company. National Film Archive (Ponrepo), Evald Cinema, the Municipal Library, the National Library of the Czech Other important media porters were: Republic (Klementinum), Galerie Langhans Praha and Lidové noviny, Český rozhlas, Respekt, The Prague the French Institute in Prague. Post, Rádio 1, Aktuálně.cz, JCDecaux, EuroAWK, Postermedianetwork and Metropolis.

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