Kinedok in Schools

The project is financed by the EU through the National Recovery Plan and the Ministry of Culture.

KineDok in Schools

We develop educational programs for schools online and offline and inspire young adults to create film clubs at schools as an extracurricular activity. By presenting contemporary driving topics and carefully selecting the films, we want to demonstrate a plurality of opinions and contribute to developing a culture of society so that students are not subject to prejudice, propaganda, and conspiracies.

Promoting critical thinking

With the expertise of all of our project partners, we offer students to discuss topics that are lacking from the curriculum such as diversity, gender balance, and representativeness. Thus, students will develop critical thinking and they can better understand the process of developing documentary films.

Reaching young audiences

Targeting young audiences the project reflects the current state of film education in schools after the global pandemic. The project stimulates young audiences to be culturally active.

Specifics of the documentary genre

The selection of the films presents a diversity of current topics. It creates a starting point from which students learn and refine their perceptions of the range of cultures within the Visegrad region via the medium of film.