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Meet Filmmakers at One World!

 

At One World, you can still meet a number of interesting guests that you can ask a question after the screening; such as Keith Jones – the director of Punk in Africa (screened in Atlas on Tuesday from 9.30 p.m. and introduced by the director himself).

 

Are you wondering how films in Burma are shot? Come to the French Institute at 7.30 p.m. to the special screening of films awarded at the Burmese film festival – The Best of Art of Freedom; and stay for the panel debate afterwards and learn about the Burmese journey to democracy. On Tuesday, you can also meet Tamar Tal – the director of the remarkable film portraying the relationship between two generations Family Portrait in Black and White (screened in Světozor from 5.15 p.m. and introduced by the director herself).

 

For further Q&A sessions planned for Tuesday, please refer to the programme.

www.oneworld.cz

 

On Tuesday, you can meet Radio 1 DJs and … The Chancers! Come to Lucerna Music Bar and check it out! One World festival pass and/or ticket holders go free; standard admission at the door is CZK 100.