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Children’s Rights and Social Inclusion: One-minute Film Festival

Published: November 17, 2014
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Prvi dio_djecaHow much emotions and messages can you put in only one minute? The One-minute Film Festival traditionally organized by UNICEF B&H proves that short form is not a limitation, even when the authors are children of the elementary schools.

Dozens of young movie artists from 12 municipalities in B&H tried to talk about their generations through their films this year. Their goal is to promote children’s rights and social inclusion with a focus on possibilities and rights of children with difficulties. Films were produced by children with and without difficulties and they were made across B&H. these one-minute films are part of the project “Take us seriously – we are talking about possibilities” implemented in cooperation with the Humanitarian Association Genesis Project.

The closing night will be held in the theatre Jazavac in Banja Luka on November 25th.

(Source: Radio Sarajevo)

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