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4. Warm festival, SA

Vrsta dogadjaja:  Festival Datum:  Wednesday, June 28, 2017 - 18:00 Link:  http://www.warmfoundation.org 4. WARM FESTIVAL (28.6.-1.7.2017.) Sarajevo 28.6. Kino Meeting Point 18:00 Welcome Desk & Accreditations 19:00 PIERRE COURTIN: NEVER ENDING STORIES - exhibition of drawings 20:00 WARM FESTIVAL OPENING EVENT LEGION OF BROTHERS (2017) - film Greg Barker 29.6. 11:00 CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL APPROACHES TO TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE - justice Symposium (PCRC) moderated by: Velma Šarić (Post-Conflict Research Center - PCRC), Tanya Domi (Columbia University in the city of New York), Denis Džidić (Balkan Investigative Reporting Network - BIRN), Samantha Šoletić Owens (Art Works Project Chicago), Myles Wallingford (Post-Conflict Research Center - PCRC) 12:30 NEVER JUSTIFIED: ICTY AND THE CRIME OF TORTURE (ICTY Outreach documentary) - film Petar Finci Discussion with Petar Finci (Senior Information Assistant and Documentary Maker, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia - ICTY) 15:00 BOKO HARAM: THE ORIGINS OF EVIL (2016) - film Xavier Muntz 17:00 ISLAM, IT’S ALSO OUR HISTORY! - exhibition presentation Discussion with Eli Barnavi and Isabelle Benoit (Tempora) Bosniac Institute 19:00 ISLAM, IT’S ALSO OUR HISTORY! - exhibition Opening by Elie Barnavi (Tempora), Olaf-Gamal Deussen (EU Delegation B&H), Amina Rizvanbegović-Džuvić (Bosniak Institute) and Rémy Ourdan (WARM) Partners: Tempora, Museum of Europe, Caen-Normandy Memorial, WARM Foundation 21:00 CLASH (2016) - film Mohammed Diab 30.6. 09:00 WHY REMEMBER? MEMORY AND FORGETTING IN TIMES OF WAR AND ITS AFTERMATH - conference moderated by Stéphane Grimaldi (Caen Memorial) with Benoît Remiche, Isabelle Benoit and Eli Barnavi (Tempora), Adnan Pavlovic and Velma Saric (WARM), WARM Members, Sarajevo partners & guests Partners: Caen-Normandy Memorial, Tempora organized by Paul Lowe 10:00 WARM Center Workshop 12:30 DEPTH TWO (2016) Ognjen Glavonić 15:00 SANCTUARY/SUSTENANCE: THE STORY OF MANY JOURNEYS - a multimedia projection of photography, film, music, and words directed by Maren Wickwire, with Lynsey Addario, Marcus Bleasdale, Paula Bronstein, Helene Caux, Jean Chung, Ron Haviv, David Hogsholt, Giulio di Sturco, and James Whitlow Delano Discussion with Maren Wickwire Films by contemporary artists about conflicts, aftermath and human toll A selection of videos by Odile Burluraux (Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris) 17:00 PHILIPPINES WAR ON DRUGS: THE NIGHTSHIFT - conference moderated by Maral Deghati, with Eloisa Lopez, Raffy Lerma and Ezra Acayan Academy of Fine Arts 18:00 PHILIPPINES WAR ON DRUGS: THE NIGHTSHIFT - exhibition Photographs & Video: EZRA ACAYAN, ALYX ARUMPAC, DANTE DIOSINA, KIMBERLY DELA CRUZ, VINCENT GO, ELOISA LOPEZ, CARLO GABUCO, BRO JUN SANTIAGO, BASILIO SEPE, JES AZNAR, RAFFY LERMA, JAY GANZON, LINUS ESCANDOR curated by Damir Sagolj Duplex 100m2 19:00 MEVLUDIN EKMEČIĆ: DRAWING THE WAR - exhibition of drawings 21:00 SYRIA'S DISAPPEARED: THE CASE AGAINST ASSAD (2017) Sara Afshar Discussion with Roy Gutman (journalist) and Roula Nasrallah (WARM Syrian War Archive) 1.7. 11:00 THE SIEGE (2016) - film directed by Remy Ourdan and Patrick Chauvel Discussion with Remy Ourdan ('The Siege' director), Elma Hasimbegovic (Historical Museum), Suada Kapic (FAMA Collection), Muharem Osmanagic (Flash), Adnan Pavlovic ('The Siege' Pro.ba co-producer) Historical Museum 15:00 Laurent Van der Stockt: THE BATTLE OF MOSUL - photo exhibition + Visit of THE SIEGE OF SARAJEVO - exhibition of Historical Museum Skenderija Bridge 17:00 TRANSITIONS - photo exhibition MIDHAT POTUROVIC (Bosnia and Herzegovina), JUAN ARREDONDO (Columbia), MARTIN LUKONGO (Democratic Republic of Congo), SOPHIA NAHLI ALLISON (United States) Curated by the Post-Conflict Research Center (PCRC) & ART WORKS Project Chicago Opening with Ron Haviv, Tanya Domi, Velma Šarić and Midhat Poturović 21:00 WARM FESTIVAL CLOSING EVENT WRONG ELEMENTS (2017) - film Jonathan Littell 23:00 WARM Festival Closing Party

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