VR-Film Screening: We Who Remain & Discussion: Journalism in Sudan

Reporters Without Borders, Amnesty International, Nuba Reports, Stiftung Planetarium Berlin and Arte invite you to an evening event full of multimedia experiences and conversation. At 7pm we will open the gates of the Planetarium. In the entrance hall you will find the exhibition Health in Times of War. In the dome of the Planetarium we will be collectivly immersed into the Nuba Mountains through the VR-Film We Who Remain. Through the stories of a soldier, journalist, student and mother we learn about this forgotten conflict and why they choose to remain. The third part of the event will be a panel discussion about the state of Journalism in Sudan:

• What? Exhibition, VR-Screening, Panel Discussion
• Where? Großplanetarium; Prenzlauer Allee 80, Berlin
• When? July 17th, Opening of Exhibition: 7pm - 10pm

Please let us know if you will participate by getting your free ticket.

Program:

7:00pm: Opening of the planetarium and the exhibition

7:45pm: Greeting by Amnesty International

8:00pm: VR-Film We Who Remain

8:30pm: Panel discussion

9:00pm: Time for your questions.

9:15pm: Networking

10:00pm: End of Event

Panel Discussion

Speakers:
Christian Mihr (Reporter Ohne Grenzen)
Mai Shutta (Sudanese activist living in exile)
Hajooj Kuka (Sudanese Filmmaker; Beats of the Antonov)
Laura Wagenknecht (Freelance journalist; Health in Times of War)
Badreldin M. Abdalla (Sudanese Ambassador to Germany)

You will find more information about the moderation of this panel during the next few weeks.

The event and panel discussion will be in English and there will be no German translation.

FAQs

Muss ich mich am Einlass ausweisen und gibt es eine Altersbeschränkung für das Event?

Da die Ausstellung und der Film nicht für Jugendliche unter 18 Jahren geeignet ist, besteht eine Altersbeschränkung ab 18 Jahren.

Wie kann ich den Veranstalter kontaktieren, wenn ich Fragen habe?

Bitte kontaktieren Sie bei Fragen info@nubareports.org