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Headliners revealed for this year’s CPH:CONFERENCE aiming to RESET!

ENABLING ACCOUNTABILITY

11:40-12:00 Friday 24.03, Social Cinema, Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Since February 24, 2022, millions of Ukrainians have witnessed – and documented – all aspects of life during the largest European war since WW2. Oleksandra Matviichuk, the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate of 2022 and the Head of the Board of the Centre for Civil Liberties, together with representatives of the documentary festival Docudays UA and UK based Ukraininan non-profit Infoscope will introduce their common project Ukraine War Archive, centralizing an unprecedented, real-time undertaking of citizen journalists. By categorizing thousands of hours of footage, the initiative is set to gather evidence for future investigation and understanding.

Roman Bondarchuk

 Co-Founder of the Ukraine War Archive, Docudays UA, Ukraine

 

Maks Demydenko

Co-Founder of the Ukraine War Archive, Infoscope, Ukraine/UK

 

Oleksandra Matviichuk

Nobel Peace laureate, Head of the Board of the Center for Civil Liberties, Ukraine

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10:00-10:20

Friday, 24 March

RECONNECTING

 On the brink of the climate emergency, surrounded by growing political tensions and war, the indigenous teachings of Respect, Care, Openness, and Consensus are more relevant than ever.

10:20-11:20

Friday, 24 March

CITIZENS FILMMAKERS

How to document political, social and humanitarian issues that determine the world we all live in – and when to stop shooting and move on to act upon them?

12:15-13:30

Friday, 24 March

LISTENING TO CARE

In Margreth Olin’s Songs of Earth (2023), premiering at CPH:DOX main competition, the mountainous landscapes of Norway provide a monumental backdrop for an existential journey dealing with life and death in – and of – nature.