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A New Shift
The temperamental forty-five year old Tomas Hisem who is also a huge fan of Football Club Baník is losing his job after 25 years due to the closure of the mine. Despite the incredulous reactions of those around him, he decides to retrain as a computer programmer. In this time-lapse portrait, director Jindřich Andrš shows how important it is to never give up.
Divas
Divas is above all a film about finding oneself, the importance of friendship, the art of appreciating oneself and naming one's dreams. The director engages in a dialogue with the three heroines and invites you on a lush cinematic ride that rivals teen shows like Skam, Skins and Girls in documentary form.
Intensive Life Unit
How to live a good life with illness? This question is posed by Kateřina Rusinová and Ondřej Kopecký, pioneers of Czech palliative medicine at the VFN in Prague. Palliative care is all about life, and even if it is not long, it can still be good for a particular patient. It is just a matter of making the right decision.
Taming the Garden
We all have a hobby. The mysterious richest Georgian and former Prime Minister, for example, buys up majestic century-old trees and, at great expense, transports them from remote villages along the Georgian coast and plants them in his garden. How far is a society capable of going at the cost of money, and how far is an individual capable of going at the cost of a show of strength?
Sunny
A diverse community of contemporary Georgians live in a variety of apartments, houses, shelters and other buildings. Former teacher Sunny visits them and, as part of a sociological study, lets us listen to their thoughts, concerns and hopes about social, moral and political issues.
FAMU Shorts
Why Do I Feel Like a Boy? (2019, r. Kateř Tureček) llllllIIIIl (2017, r. Petr Salaba) About-Hair (2019, r. Josefina Lubojacki) Jménem policie se oblékněte! (2021, r. Mikoláš Arsenjev)
Picture a Scientist
They have knowledge, experience, and degrees. They work hard on their research at prestigious universities and scientific institutions. They are ambitious. The face discrimination, sexual harassment, and neglect. They are the women of science. | THIS FILM IS SPECIALLY DISTRIBUTED IN LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS.
Coded Bias
Joy Buolamwini discovered something strange while working on MIT – the face recognition programme couldn’t identify dark-skinned faces. Her shocking discovery led to the unravelling of a large issue in systems that surround us every day. | THIS FILM IS SPECIALLY DISTRIBUTED IN LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS.
Bellingcat: Truth in a Post-Truth World
Shot down flight MH-17, civilian bombing in Syria and agent Skripal’s poisoning – all stories with ambiguities enhanced by targeted digital disinformation. But digital weapons are not used by just one side and the civic journalists of the international Bellingcat network know where to aim. The film reveals this respected organization’s background and presents its main players in various countries and how they are connected via electronic channels. Specific cases interspersed with narrative clearly show how digital fragments can be used to reconstruct something that seemed lost long ago – facts. (One World) | THIS FILM IS SPECIALLY DISTRIBUTED IN LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS.
The Social Dilemma
Explores the dangerous human impact of social networking, with tech experts sounding the alarm on their own creations. | THIS FILM IS SPECIALLY DISTRIBUTED IN LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS.
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