Two panel discussions will take place as part of the 25th Women’s Worlds Film Festival. The Social Impact Filming panel will focus on the question of how artistic creation and activist engagement can be linked and what responsibility filmmakers have to initiate social change. In the panel discussion on the topic #Cinema Against Forgetting – Focus on Afghanistan, three Afghan women will discuss how women and girls in Afghanistan are systematically excluded from education, work, and public life, and what external support is possible to make their rights visible and strengthen them.
Panel discussion: “Cinema against forgetting – Focus on Afghanistan”
on the podium:
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Manizha Bakhtari, protagonist of the film THE LAST AMBASSADOR and Afghan ambassador to Austria
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Shikiba Babori, journalist and author, founder of the KALIMA-NEWS network
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Najiba Noori, director of WRITING HAWA
The panel discusses the contribution that the films THE LAST AMBASSADOR and WRITING HAWA can make to highlighting injustice and reaching a wide audience. The panel makes an urgent appeal to continue to stand by the women of Afghanistan and not to forget them. Patron Jasmin Tabatabai moderates the panel talk.
Panel discussion: „Social Impact Filming“
on the podium:
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Rico Herre, director of IMPURE
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Naisula Lepariyo, social impact consultant for IMPURE
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Tobias Schmutzler, director of NAWI – DEAR FUTURE ME
