The Human Rights Campaign, Art for Democracy and the organization "Free Youth" will hold a festival on documentary films on human rights on April 12-14, the theme is "CAUCADOC and Our Rights - Our Future."
On April 12 the festival opening will begin at 14:00 at the office of EL Movement, located at 111 Maqsud Alizadeh Street (near the metro station "Ganjlik"). As stated in the press release from the Club of Human Rights, who is co-founder of Art for Democracy.
Along with the film screenings, discussions with the participation of young people will take place. The films will be accompanied by subtitles or dubbed into Azeri.
On April 12 films to be screened are "Capitalism - Our Secret Recipe" (by Alexander Solomon, Romania, France, 2010) and "Black and White Family Portrait (by Julia Ivanova, Canada, 2011).
April 13 will showcase the films "Pipeline" (Ristird O "Domnell, Ireland, 2010) and "Enemies of Happiness "(Eva Mulvad, 2006).
Finally, on April 14 the audience will see "When a Neighbor Is a Killer" (Anne Agyon, USA, France, 2008) and "Return to Hell by Devil's Prayer" (Ginny Raticker, USA, 2008).
Those interested can watch the movies until April 8. Please contact: artfordemocracy@gmail.com or call 050-586-35-37.
* The Campaign Art for Democracy was established in December 2012 by the Club of Human Rights, the Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety and the Center for National and International Studies to promote the development of democracy through art. -06D-
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