Visions of Europe: People Can Die Twice + Q&A

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CertificateNot Rated
GenreShorts
Director(s)Hamze Bytyci
LanguageGerman, English
CountryGermany
Running Time1HR 4MINS
Extra InfoEnglish Subtitles / Age 12+
SeasonVisions of Europe

A free screening of nine short animations commemorating the Porajmos - the genocide of Roma and Sinti during the Second World War - illustrating the stories of survivors and victims. Followed by a Q&A with the films' Creative Producer, Lisa Smith.

These nine stories not only tell painful truths focusing on death and loss, they are also stories of resistance, cohesion and finding a path back into life. The title film of this shorts collection notes that “the second time people die is when they are forgotten.” But these films are a call to remember, making history tangible and alive.

Featured short films:

The Ujvari Family (2022, 6 mins)

Branko (2022, 9 mins)

I Sang Again (2022, 7 mins)

Roads Without Caravans (2022, 7 mins)

Noncia (2022, 7 mins)

People Can Die Twice (2022, 6 mins)

...They Only Take Away the Criminals (2022, 7 mins)

Memory Boxes (2019, 8 mins)

Listen (2022, 7 mins)

The Roma Support Hub is housed within Forward South Partnership. We provide multilingual and culturally sensitive advice and signposting to assist members of the Roma communities access services from statutory and local agencies and organisations. We provide welfare/benefits and EUSS (immigration) advice; run capacity building training, host English classes and a Women’s Group.  We advocate for Roma rights and endeavour to ensure that the voices of those who are most marginalised in society are heard.

To support our work or to learn more, please contact jacqueline@forwardsouth.org 

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