Our Events

What We Offer

We offer diverse programme for both students and educators. Check them below and find Cinemocracy programme in your country!

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Interactive Screenings

Taking place in a cinema or elsewhere, our interactive school screenings go beyond passive viewing. Each film comes with a tailor-made educational programme that can include discussions, an interview with a guest or expert, and reflective individual or group activities. 

Organized by:
the Goethe-Institut (CZ), Inconvenient Films (LT), Verzió (HU), 4elements (SK) and Beldocs (RS)
 

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Livestreaming watch parties

In collaboration with cultural or educational institutions, we organize livestream film screenings connecting audiences from various places online. These screenings are mainly targeted towards students aged 14-18 and each of them includes an interactive discussion with a guest.

Organized by:
Inconvenient Films (LT)

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XR events (augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality)

We believe XR is a rich and engaging tool for learning about various topics, including democracy or human rights. Using augmented, virtual or mixed reality installations, we invite students to dive into the topic with all their senses.

Organized by:
Inconvenient Films (LT)

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Teacher training series

Film education has become one of the biggest trends in the field. Not only do students gain media and film literacy, but they also nurture their critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and creativity. Although it has never really been part of standard pedagogical curricula, teachers worldwide are keener than ever to use film as a teaching tool. Our "train-the-trainer" programmes aim to bridge this gap, showing high school and middle school teachers how to teach with film.                                

Organized by:
Goethe-Institut (CZ), Inconvenient Films (LT)