"De la chambre à coucher au champ de bataille".
Festival du Film Tous UNiS pour mettre fin à la violence contre les femmes - Afrique du Sud 2011
FESTIVAL DU FILM "UNiS" - AFRIQUE DU SUD 2011
Pour coïncider avec la campagne annuelle "16 Jours d'Activisme" le PNUD et le FNUAP, en collaboration avec Nayanaya Pictures, Women of the Sun, le Département des Arts et de la Culture, la Ministère de la femme, des enfants et des personnes handicapées, le Film and Publication Board (FPB), et plusieurs ambassades, organisent le Festival du Film 16 Jours d'Activisme intitulé : "De la chambre à coucher au champ de bataille".
Les films, dont les thèmes sont relatifs aux objectifs d'UNiTE, viennent de partout du continent et du monde entiers.
Cinéastes locaux et internationaux seront présents pour parler de leur travail. Ateliers et séminaires abordant des thèmes divers : le genre et le cinéma, la misogynie et la masculinité, les enfants et la pornographie, le viol et "le viol de correction", les jeunes et les médias, le rôle des ONGs et la société civile pour mettre fin à violence, et même, la dégradation de l'environnement comme une forme de violence.
Le festival a pour vision un futur dans lequel il y aura 365 jours d'activisme et une fin à la violence à tous les niveaux. Pour une véritable campagne indépendante et active, les films seront projetés hors des salles de cinéma, dans les espaces culturels.
L'historique Market Theatre, dans le quartier culturel de Newtown de Johannesburg sera la plaque tournante du festival. D'autres projections se dérouleront dans des lieux comme: Africa Window Museum à Pretoria, Alexandra Thusong Recreational Centre, Yeoville Recreation Centre et The Kliptown Youth Project Outdoor Centre.
Traduction française: Beti Ellerson, Ph.D.
http://africanwomenincinema.blogspot.com/2011/12/festival-du-film-tous-unis-pour-mettre.html
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festival overview
To coincide with the annual 16 Days of Activism Campaign, UNDP and UNFPA in collaboration with Nayanaya Pictures, Women of the Sun, the Department of Arts and Culture, Ministry of Women, Children and Persons with Disabilities, the Film and Publication Board (FPB), and several Embassies are hosting a 16 Days of Activism Film Festival entitled ‘From the Bedroom to the Battlefield'.
Films from across the continent and the world, with subject matter relevant to UNiTE goals listed below, will be screened.
Local and international filmmakers and directors will be present to speak about their work. Workshops and seminars addressing themes as diverse as "gender and filmmaking", "misogyny and masculinity", "children and pornography", "rape and corrective rape", "the youth and media", "the role of NGO's and civil society in ending violence" and even "environmental degradation" as a form of violence, will be held.
The vision behind the festival is a future of 365 days of activism and an end to violence on all levels. The festival will take films out of cinema houses into cultural spaces in pursuit of truly independent and active campaigning.
The historic Market Theatre in the Newtown Cultural Precinct in Johannesburg will be the hub of the festival with other screenings taking place at venues such as the Africa Window Museum in Pretoria, Alexandra Thusong Recreational Centre, Yeoville Recreation Centre and at The Kliptown Youth Project Outdoor Centre.
screening schedule :::: 2011
6 DEC
Opening Film:
*A Love During the War (63min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
7PM
7 DEC
Gender and Filmmaking: The challenges of making films on gender violence - rape, corrective rape. Panel: Shelley Barry, Bev Ditsie, Facilitator: Zanele Muholi
VENUE: Museum Africa: Workshops
2-4PM
* Difficult Love (48min)
* A Whole Trinity Of Being (15min)
* Zero tolerance (16min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
2:30PM
* China's Stolen Children (90min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
7:30PM
* Pray the Devil Back to Hell (72min)
VENUE: Pretoria Ditsong Cultural History Museum
2:30PM
* The Dead Sea/Sengadal (102min)
* KAHÄNIKÄR /The Story Teller (9min)
VENUE: Pretoria Ditsong Cultural History Museum
7:30PM
8 DEC
The Role of Boys and Men in Ending Gender-based Violence Film Reference: A Way to Justice Panel: SONKE deputy director Desmond Lesejane, Bernice Malgas Facilitator: Mbuyiselo Botha
VENUE: Museum Africa: Workshops
2-4PM
*For Our Land - The Wangari Mathaai Story (52min)
* Philia (15min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
2:30PM
* Calling the Ghosts (63min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
7:30PM
* Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes (90min)
* Atrophy (8min)
VENUE: Pretoria Ditsong Cultural History Museum
2:30PM
6pm: Women's Networking Event sponsored by DFID
*For Our Land - The Wangari Mathaai Story (52min)
VENUE: Pretoria Ditsong Cultural History Museum
7:30PM
9 DEC
The Youth and Media Facilitator: Xoliswa Sithole Panel: Carmen Sangion, Precious Chabalala
VENUE: Museum Africa: Workshops
2:30PM
* Jiva Majivane (24min)
* Atrophy (8min)
* Southern Cross (26min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
2:30PM
* The Dead Sea/Sengadal (102min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
7:30PM
*The Axe and the Tree (42min)
*Martine & Thandeka (24min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
2:30PM
*Visages de Femme - Faces of Women (55min)
* The Deliverance Of Comfort (8min)
* Umoja: No men Allowed (33min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
5PM
* Men from Atlantis (55min)
* Philia (15min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
7:30PM
* Umoja: No Men Allowed (33min)
* The Burning Man (26min)
* Forgive & Forget/Jamaica (30min)
VENUE: Thusong Youth Centre: Alexandra
5PM
* Africa Shafted: Under One roof (48min)
* Li-Xia's Salon (24min)
* Made In China (15min)
VENUE: Thusong Youth Centre: Alexandra
7:30PM
10 DEC
Representations Of Women in Media Facilitator: Dr Phumla Qgola Museum Africa: Workshops
10:30 - 12:30PM
* Thembi (48min)
VENUE: Thusong Youth Centre: Alexandra
2 - 5PM
The Youth, Pornography and the Internet Film reference: Trust Facilitator: FPB rep Prince Lindela Ndamase Vodacom and SAP VENUE: Museum Africa: Workshops
2 -5PM
* Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes (90min)
*Jiva Majivane (24min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
2 - 5PM
* Ribbon in the Sky (52min)
* Ladies in Waiting (24.14min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
2 - 5PM
* Well Bodi Bizness (45min)
VENUE: Kliptown Youth Programme (KYP)
2 - 5PM
*Beyond the Shadows (40min)
*An Intersection (28min)
VENUE: Thusong Youth Centre: Alexandra
5PM
* The Witches Of Gambaga (55min)
* The day I wore my hijab (15min)
*The Deliverance Of Comfort (8min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
5:00PM
*An Intersection (28min)
*Zero tolerance (16min)
* Forgive & Forget (30min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
5:00PM
* Hip Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes
* KAHÄNIKÄR /The Story Teller (9.5min)
VENUE: Thusong Youth Centre: Alexandra
7:30PM
* A Country for My Daughter (54min)
VENUE: Market Theatre Johannesburg
7:30PM
* Africa Shafted:L Under One Roof (48min)
* Li-Xia's Salon * Made In China (15min)
VENUE: Yeoville Recreational Centre
7:30PM
*Suspense/Taharuki -(10min)
* KAHÄNIKÄR /The Story Teller (9.5 min)
* TheTailored Suit (17min)
* Phila (15min)
VENUE: Kliptown Youth Programme (KYP)
7:30PM
Mama Africa - Miriam Makeba (90min)
VENUE: MOYOS: Fountains Valley Road Groenkloof Nature Reserve
7:30PM
contact us
The Festival Coordinator - UNiTE film festival South Africa
2 Diamond Court.
Umlazi Street.
Highlands.
Johannesburg.
South Africa
Telephone #: + 27 (0)11 648 6903
Email: info@unitefilmfestivalsa.co.za
For more information about UNiTE visit:
http://www.un.org/en/women/endviolence
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