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Zoom the Rights, Movies and Discussions Widely Open for Youth, Parents and Educators

Published: November 6, 2013
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pravo_ljudskiBy the screening of the documentary film “Anton is here” directed by Lyubov Arkus, on Friday the 8th November 2013, at 18:15, at Meeting Point Cinema the program for youth Zoom the rights as the first part of the eighth Human Right Film Festival will start, which will last until the 11th November 2013.

12 movies will participate at the competitive program out of 29 Zoom the rights films, which are intended primarily for young people and they present the topic of education.

 The jury is composed of nine young artists, the same as in previous years, who will decide on the best film of this program, and it is about the choice of the films that in the most relevant artistic way treats issues particularly affecting young people.

At the opening, the audience will be able to watch the story of Anton, a young boy with autism. This film is not about one person helping another, but how a person identifies himself in the other person. Anton lives in any of us, and he must be destroyed every day in order for us to survive.

The entrance is free to all the screenings, according to the philosophy of the festival that everyone is entitled access to culture and education.

(Source: Press Service of the Festival)

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