One of the films looks at Roma rights, another at the rights of LGBTIQ people, and the third tells the story of a displaced young gymnast from Ukraine. Two of the screenings will be followed by panel discussions with the film makers, activists and human rights experts.
- Olga – This human world – Film screening – 3 December at 20:30
This film shows how Olga, a 15-year-old Ukrainian gymnast exiled in Switzerland, increasingly turns gymnastics into an outlet and escape following the Euromaidan revolts.
- Pongo Calling – This human world – Film screening and panel debate - 4 December at 18:00
This movie paints an authentic picture of the personal and political aspects of the involvement of Štefan Pongo, a Roma truck driver in London, in equal rights for the Roma community.
- As I Was Looking Above, I Could See Myself Underneath – Film screening and panel debate - 10 December at 18:00
The film is about the hopes and dreams, loss and defeat, and the meaning of home for seven LGBTQIA+ people living in Kosovo.