One day, two newsrooms, and one event that has grabbed the headlines. Tonight, the Czech president is expected to make it clear whether he is going to run for the office again, announcing his decision to a group of his sympathizers and supporters gathered at the Prague Castle. Journalists are not allowed to attend the event and will only be notified about the president’s decision the next day.
During the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, many cases of crimes against Bosniaks in Sandžak were recorded, including police torture of over 15, 000 people. In 1993 and 1994, Serbia and Montenegro simultaneously ran a staged judicial/political process against the members of PDA (SDA) Sadžak. The accused (25 in Serbia and 21 in Montenegro) were forced to admit preparing…
The film tells the story of a Jewish child, who, after being separated from his persecuted parents, wanders Nazi-occupied Eastern Europe during World War II, meeting senseless violence and inhumane torture along the way, and becoming personally a victim of brutal abuse. In a defining moment, a peasant shows the boy the flight of a captive bird, painted and released back into its flock.
Ema is a woman of wild energy. The introductory frame of the film is just a warning of what follows: something anarchic, a bit vandalistic, full of energy, but ultimately exhausting and chronically unreal. The visuals are paralyzing, and the dance scenes are captivating. In the port city of Valparaiso, Ema and her husband, a choreographer, adopted a boy named Paul…
The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) is organizing the XI edition of the Montenegrin FAST FORWARD Human Rights Film Festival 2020 with the support of traditional media partners.
The Centre for Civic Education (CCE) organized, within the framework of the just completed X Human Rights Film Festival FAST FORWARD Montenegro, thematic day dedicated to affirmation of LGBTI rights. This included presentation of three great film achievements to Montenegrin audience with an accompanying panel discussion on the role of film in bridging the gap between stereotypes and life of LGBTI person.
The Jubilee X edition of the Human Rights Film Festival FAST FORWARD Montenegro ends today with screenings in Podgorica and Kotor.
Regional authors strongly contribute to the development of films that address human rights as well as films dealing with the past, thus informing about historical events and shaping collective consciousness of society.
X FAST FORWARD Human Rights Film Festival Montenegro 2019 is entering its fourth day today and the audience in Podgorica will have the opportunity to see five screenings, while the sixth edition of the FAST FORWARD Festival will be opened in Kotor.
The overcrowded Hall of the Culture Centre Berane at the opening of the Berane edition of the FAST FORWARD Festival, organized by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), in cooperation with the Berane Municipality, Cultural Centre Berane and Gymnasium ’Panto Malisic’, confirms that this concept of communicating human rights reached broad audience in this city.
The second day of the FAST FORWARD Festival 2019 brings five films: Our Mothers by Cesar Diaz, Edna by Macedonian director Vuk Mitevski, Night Session by Petra Tomadze, What a country! by Vinko Bresan and Cold Case Hammarskjöld by Mads Brugger.
At the territory of the former Yugoslavia, the only culture that is stronger than the crime culture is the culture of oblivion, as assessed today at the opening of the exhibition of photos “BEHIND THE SEVEN CAMPS: From Crime of Culture to Culture of Crime”, by Hrvoje Polan, organised by the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) and German Forum ZfD, within the X jubilee edition of the FAST FORWARD Human Rights Film Festival Montenegro at the Montenegrin National Theatre.
Centre for Protection and Research of Birds (CZIP), Zenepa Lika and Dr Milena Popovic Samardzic got the Centre for Civic Education (CCE) awards for affirmation of human rights and civic activism within the X jubilee edition of the FAST FORWARD Human Rights Film Festival Montenegro.
