We cordially invite you to the evening programme of the EMN Educational Seminar on Migration that will be dedicated to the lives of refugees. At the occasion of the World Refugee Day that falls each year on 20 June, we will commemorate the courage of tens of millions of people that left their homes and families due to persecution, conflicts or human rights violations. Evening programme is for free. Book your tickets for the EMN Discussion evening with a play of Nová scéna Theatre: Home, Where is Yours? and a screening of the film The Old Oak.
As part of the 10th EMN Educational Seminar on Migration: Demystifying Migration and Harnessing its Power we have prepared inspiring cultural programme for the public.
EMN Discussion Evening: Home, Where is Yours?
17 June 2024 at 7 pm, Nová scéna Theatre, Živnostenská 1, Bratislava
The theatre play Home, Where is Yours? is based on the book “War, what if it were here?” by Danish novelist, Janne Teller. Acting Dávid Hartl a Michal Candrák. The play will be in Slovak language with paper transcript in English.
Home, Where is Yours? 60 minutes, directed by: Svetozár Sprušanský, Slovak language
After the play, at 8.15 pm a discussion with Janne Teller, best-selling Danish novelist, and a Czech sociologist Lenka Šafránková Pavlíčková will follow. Moderator: Valon Halimi, Chief of Mission, International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Slovakia. The discussion will be held in English and interpreted to Slovak.
Tickets for the discussion evening:
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For the seminar participants, tickets will be available at the seminar venue.
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Screening of the film The Old Oak
18 June 2024 at 7 pm, Kino Film Europe, Štefánikova 25, Bratislava
The Old Oak is the story of a village in the Northeast of England. Many have left what was once a thriving, proud community which now struggles to keep old values alive. There is growing anger, resentment and a lack of hope, but houses are cheap and available. This makes it an ideal location for Syrian refugees. How will they be received? And what does the future hold for the last remaining pub in the village, The Old Oak?
The Old Oak, 2023, 113 min, directed by Ken Loach, written by Paul Laverty, English with Czech subtitles
Tickets for the fil screening:
Entry for free. The tickets can be booked online at www.kino.filmeurope.sk and picked up at the cinema at latest 15 minutes before the film screening. If online booking does not reach its capacity, remaining tickets will be available at the cinema just before the screening.
For the seminar participants, tickets will be available at the seminar venue.
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The evening programme is part of the 10th EMN Educational Seminar on Migration: Demystifying Migration and Harnessing Its Power. The seminar is organised by IOM Slovakia as the coordinator of the European Migration Network (EMN) in Slovakia.
You can find more information at www.emnseminar.sk.