The country where we are

Description

Screening of a documentary film as part of the KineDok project, followed by a discussion with the audience.
In the interior of the island of Brač, a group of women live in an unusual community away from civilisation. They reject private property and any form of hierarchy – they make decisions through direct democracy, share the land, grow crops and strive to be as self-sufficient as possible. They face drought, the resulting shortage of water and resources, and other impacts of climate change. Each of them has fled their former life, and together they are attempting to build a small, sustainable oasis. However, when the question of registering ownership in the land registry arises, the survival of the entire community is threatened.
Croatia | 2024 | 65 mins Directed by: Karla Crnčević
KineDok is a project of the Institute of Documentary Film and is realised with financial support from Creative Europe MEDIA, the State Cinematography Fund and the Prague City Council.

Highlights

• Documentary screening followed by audience discussion
• Explores a unique community on the island of Brač
• Directed by Karla Crnčević

General Information

The event features a screening of a documentary film as part of the KineDok project, focusing on a group of women living in a self-sufficient community on the island of Brač. Following the film, there will be a discussion addressing themes of sustainability and community resilience.

Location

Anenské náměstí 666/3, 466 01 Jablonec nad Nisou, Czech Republic

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