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More than 100 film directors, producers, actors, artists and experts helped to make all these events possible.

One World Romania witnessed a total audience of 10.448 people – an increase of 10% com- pared to last edition.

This year’s edition was focused on a number of critical issues around the world, divided into the following sections:

„Europe’s Crisis Cabinet” – the big difficulties, old or new, that Europe went and it is still going through;

„The suitcase of refugees” – an exploration of the problems behind the migration and closed borders, with a historical perspective of the destinies of refugees in Europe or elsewhere;

„Focus: The Middle East” – a very diverse and contradictory human and social landscape in Palestine, Israel and Egypt, and from Syria to Iran;

„Rights and twisted” – a travel around the world, from Canada to Brazil and then to India and Afghanistan, revealing the limitations or injustices of the law’s long arm;

„The black eye of our love” – documentaries exploring the mindset of rape, domestic violence and the silence surrounding them everywhere;

„Do we live to work?” – movies from different European countries, from North to South, exploring a complex topic that is a concern to all of us;

„Beyond the straitjacket” – trying to show the human face of the „other”

An 8th section, “Delicatessen”, was created to include courageous, creative movies, which did not fit in any of the previously mentioned themes, but which talked about topics of equal importance – for example, drug cartels in Mexico or extreme political regimes from North Correa and Russia.

This year the Middle East has been under scrutiny. Usually we are told about this area only as a front of some of the most violent conflicts today, with many tensions, ravaged by war and sectarianism. But is it fair or complete, this way of viewing a space with thousands of years of civilization behind, rich and so diverse cultures, and to whose history, in fact, we have partaken? This year were selected the most tender stories made in the Middle East – stories of love, beauty and hope.

20 NGOs, 2 human rights activists, 16 film directors and 1 producer participated in the program Civil Society Pitch. This was the first event in Romania with the declared aim of developing specific artistic projects, by bringing together a broader spectrum of experts and artists.

The public of One World Romania was also invited to discover a playful documentary genre becoming extremely popular: docu-gaming (video games documentaries). Games award-win- ning abroad were presented for the first time to the public in Romania, games which addressed contemporary topics with a strong social impact.

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