Films

All the films are presented with Czech subtitles and are also English-friendly. The only exceptions are screenings marked with the R pictogram, which are only screened with Czech audio without subtitles. Eight immersive films are in English, whilst the films 21-22 China and Comfortless feature no dialogue, making them accessible for the deaf and hard of hearing.

From May 2024 onwards, we will gradually be releasing the best films from this year's edition as well as the best from previous editions on the One World Online (JSO) platform (www.jedensvetonline.cz).

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Dogs Are People Too

The unlawful killing of a dog leads to conflict in a part of US society when a later investigation shows that while Americans view their pets as family members, the law sees things differently.

Feature film

Green Border

Bashir decided to flee Syria with his family after being tortured by the so-called Islamic State. Together with young border guard Jan, activist Julia and Afghan teacher Leila, they find themselves at the Polish border in the middle of one of the biggest humanitarian crises of our time.

Full-length documentary

Is There Any Place for Me, Please?

When 25-year-old Martina’s ex-partner douses her with acid, her world falls apart. She loses her sight, and her face and upper half of her body are badly burned. Step by step she learns to live with blindness and reclaims her life.

Full-length documentary

Queendom

Gena, a Russian queer artist, expresses herself through outlandish costumes. Her public performances attract not only new followers but also aggression from passers-by.

Full-length documentary

Rahčan – Ella’s Riot

Ella is Sámi, a member of the indigenous population of Northern Europe. She’s also a pop star and activist who wants to protect the Sámi cultural heritage and the northern ecosystems.

Full-length documentary

The World According to My Dad

Artist Marta and her scientist father Jiří set out on a journey with the aim of not only saving the world, but also reaching a mutual understanding. The documentary is a humorous observation of a family dream, which is not always understood by the public.

Full-length documentary

White Angel – The End of Marinka

Policeman Vasyl Pipa helps evacuate the population of the town of Marinka, which came under Russian fire. For several months, the camera on his helmet captures footage that provides evidence of war crimes.

Films

Dogs Are People Too

Green Border

Is There Any Place for Me, Please?

Queendom

Rahčan – Ella’s Riot

The World According to My Dad

White Angel – The End of Marinka

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