Rage Hour | Warm-Up OWR19
- Intersections
- Free entry upon registration
2 hr
Info
What drives you crazy?
On April 1, we’re hosting Rage Hour, the second warm-up event leading up to OWR19—a live event about austerity, crises, budget cuts, and how they’re weighing down on different sectors and communities with increasing intensity.
We’ve invited artists and members of civil society to speak directly about the pressures of the present, the effects of austerity measures in their fields, and what’s weighing most heavily on them right now.
Founded in 2009, the One World Romania Association organizes the country’s only annual documentary and human rights film festival, One World Romania, in Bucharest. The association uses documentary film as a vehicle for social and political dialogue, as a window to the world, and as a medium that provokes reflection and builds communities. Through its activities, the association supports the growing demand for documentaries in Romania, which in recent years has led to increased interest in the genre, both among the general public and within educational programs.
Participation
Free admission, subject to registration via the form available HERE.
Rage Hour will also be streamed live on partner media channels and shared online by festival participants and friends, so that the voices heard here can reach beyond the venue and fill the public space with the frustration and realities we are too often asked to swallow in silence.
In the events and projects we organize, we make every effort to provide a safe and inclusive environment. We do not tolerate discrimination or speech that incites hatred or violence. If you witness or experience any form of abuse, please do not hesitate to let us know. Please speak directly with a member of the organizing team or email us at [email protected].
By attending this event, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. The images will be used to promote the event on various media channels for non-commercial purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed and/or filmed, please speak with the organizing team present at the event.
Organizer: One World Romania Association
Cultural project co-funded by: National Cultural Fund Administration
Institutional partners: National Museum of the Romanian Peasant – Peasant Museum Cinema, French Embassy in Romania, French Institute in Bucharest – Elvire Popesco Cinema, National Film Archive – Eforie Cinematheque, Romanian Cultural Institute, DACIN-SARA, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Romania, Goethe-Institut Bucharest, UNHCR, UN Refugee Agency – Representation in Romania, Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Romania, Czech Center Bucharest, Embassy of the Czech Republic in Romania, Italian Cultural Institute in Bucharest, Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Center Bucharest
Corporate Partner: Groupama
Partner Venues: Apollo111 Cinema, Echoes Haus, Lokal, Seneca Anticafe
High School Days Partners: National Museum of the Romanian Peasant – Peasant Museum Cinema, MȚR Image Archive, Polish Institute in Bucharest, “I.L. Caragiale” National University of Theater and Cinematography, Pe Stop Association, Techsoup Association, Digital Civic Incubator, Save the Children Romania, VIS – Association for Victims of Sexual Crimes, Youth for Youth, Romanian Angel Appeal
OWR Partners: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. – Rule of Law Program for Southeast Europe, National Dance Center Bucharest, Expert Forum (EFOR), F-Sides, Children for the Future Association, Greenpeace Romania, Snoop, Faculty of Theater and Film, Babeș-Bolyai University, Faculty of Political Science, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Political Science, National School of Political and Administrative Studies (SNSPA), co/laborator film, microFILM, PRISMA FILM, Mediawise Society, Sahia Vintage, KineDok
Monitoring Partner: mediaTRUST Romania
Media Partners: RFI Romania, Radio Romania Cultural, Scena9, IQads, FILM Magazine, Zile și Nopți, Școala9, Cărturești, Films in Frame, Film Menu, LiterNet, Modern Times Review, Like5, Cinepub, Cinefilia, Happening
The festival was founded in 2008 by: the Czech Center in Bucharest
Other partners of the event, both new and long-standing, are currently being confirmed.
The project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. The AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or for how the project’s results may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the grant recipient.