Remembering 1918 through film

1918 European Dreams of Modernity 100 years on 

9^th – 18^th April 2018 

The year 1918 has changed the history of Europe in a significant way, hundred years after it is important to remember this turning point in European politics and society and reflect on how it affected the century and today’s Europe. We would like to commemorate this year but also the following hundred years of European history in a serie of film screenings and debates.

You can plunge into the story of World War I in the Italian film “Greenery will bloom again” followed by a debate with journalist Marco Patricelli. Or you can embark on a journey through today’s Central and Eastern Europe with the director Paul Rosdy in his film “New World”, through countries which used to be part of Austro-Hungarian Empire described here through stories, legends and music. Or follow the story of Dulskie family throughout the 20^th century in a Polish comedy “Damaged” followed by a debate with historian Łukasz Jasina.

All the films are screened in original version with English subtitles, each screening is followed by a debate with an interesting guest.

Free entrance.

Registration not required.

For further information follow Facebook event: Remembering 1918 / Prague / Film screenings

or visit: czechcentres.cz/remembering1918prague.

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