Associated Events
January 25 – Monday – American Center Prague
AFGHANISTAN TODAY
Opening of the photo exhibition “Help for Afghanistan” with photographer Iva Zímová and the exhibition entitled "Czechs in Afghanistan" about the Czech PRT in Logar. Screening of a new Afghan feature film “The Roots” (in Dari with English subtitles) followed by a short discussion.
WHERE: American Center, Tržiště 13, Prague 1
WHEN: 6:00 PM – Afghan movie screening
7:00 PM – Opening of the exhibition and discussion
The program will be in English translated into Czech. Admission is free of charge.
January 26 – Tuesday – American Center Prague
RECONSTRUCTION OF AFGHANISTAN
Premiere of the new documentary about the Czech Provincial Reconstruction Team in Logar entitled “Czech Aid under the Hindu Kush” with movie director Lukáš Roganský. Panel discussion with members of international Provincial Reconstruction Teams about the challenges of the Afghanistan reconstruction.
WHERE: American Center, Tržiště 13, Prague 1
WHEN: 5:00 PM
The program will be in English translated into Czech. Admission is free of charge.
January 27 – Wednesday – Hungarian Cultural Centre Prague
AFGHAN REALITY THROUGH THE EYES OF JOURNALISTS
Panel discussion of Czech journalists debating how the PRT concept and objectives, shown in a short documentary filmed by the Czech Defense Ministry, is reflected in the day-to-day reality they saw while visiting Afghanistan. Documentary exhibition: “Making the Future Safe” about humanitarian and development efforts in Afghanistan.
WHERE: Hungarian Cultural Centre in Prague, Rytířská 25-27, Prague 1
WHEN: 5:00 PM
The program will be only in Czech. Admission is free of charge.
January 28 – Thursday – Moravian Library Brno
Screening of the new Afghan documentary movie entitled “The Roots” (in Dari with English subtitles) followed by the discussion with USAID expert Dawn Liberi and Andrew Mann, American diplomat who spent 2 years in Afghanistan.
WHERE: Moravian Library, Kounicova 65a, Brno
WHEN: 4:30 PM
The program will be in English translated into Czech. Admission is free of charge.
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