MY STREET FILMS
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The first screening of short documentary films produced as a part of the My Street Films SK 2023 educational project. Over the course of a few months, participants developed original concepts under the guidance of Barbora Sliepková, Adam Hanuljak, Marek Kuboš, and Maroš Šlapeta. We are now presenting these films to the public for the first time at the One World festival, namely: Agnesa (Oliver Kertész), Domov (Hana Hulíková), Kolotoč popierania (Eliška Pastieriková), Priateľ Pathan (Ladislav Totkovič), Projekt G. M. (Andrej Purkart), Stráž prírody (Maroš Ondrejka), Tieň nad Atacamou (Jana Sabová), Ticho (Dorota Suránová), Aj sochy žiju (Erika Hajzoková).
The screening will be followed by a discussion with the filmmakers and their instructors. Music producer and DJ, Isama Zing concert after the screening on 4. november, 21.30 in A4 venue.
Organisers of My Street Films SK 2023 are Národné osvetové centrum in Bratislava, Kysucké kultúrne stredisko in Čadca, and Gemerské osvetové stredisko in Rožňava. This project was publicly funded by the Fond na podporu umenia.
Free entry.
English
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My Street Films
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THE ETERNAL MEMORY
Paulina (51) is an actress, and Augusto (68) is a host of cultural television programs. They have been together for twenty-five years and five years ago he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. From that moment, she integrated him into her work and social routine, creating a new model of life where they are always together. They …
WE DONʼT DANCE FOR NOTHING – with special subtitles
Captured during a political revolution and pandemic in Hong Kong, this hybrid film combines real events, remembered personal narratives, and staged dances to showcase a vibrant yet oft-forgotten community of Filipina women (200,000 in HK, millions globally), and offer an unseen point of view on events that dominated global headlines. Described as Chris Marker’s La …
LOVING MARTHA – with special subtitles.
Daniela López aims her camera at members of her own family – at her grandmother Martha, who escaped a violent marriage after 39 years, and at the rest of the family, who is struggling not only with that trauma but also with the film project itself. We invite people with hearing impairments to this screening. …
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