16. Filmska revija mladeži & 4th Four River Film Festival - HFS
16. Filmska revija mladeži & 4th Four River Film Festival - HFS
16. Filmska revija mladeži & 4th Four River Film Festival - HFS
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THE Yellow Flag Award<br />
for the contribution to nonviolence on film<br />
filma u jednom kadru (voditelj: Jura<br />
Troje), radionici radiofonije (voditeljica:<br />
Ivana Štedul), radionici stop<br />
animacije (voditelj: Vjekoslav Živković),<br />
radionici filmske maske i šminke<br />
(voditeljica: Zdenka Mihelj) te radionici<br />
specijalnih efekata (voditelj:<br />
Neven Mihajlović Cetinjanin). Što se<br />
tiče Karlovca i borbe mladih filmaša<br />
protiv nasilja, žuta je boja uvijek<br />
u modi!<br />
Debate Does violence<br />
on film cause violence<br />
in reality? + Workshop<br />
program<br />
› A white flag is raised as a sign<br />
of surrender. Completely contrary<br />
to that, the yellow flag is a sign of<br />
struggle, a struggle against violence!<br />
Nonviolence on film, best presented<br />
through the works of young filmmakers<br />
from Croatia and the world,<br />
is promoted precisely by the Yellow<br />
Flag award, which was raised for the<br />
first time at the Youth <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
and the <strong>Four</strong> <strong>River</strong> <strong>Film</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> last<br />
year in Karlovac. The Yellow Flag<br />
will this year once again be awarded<br />
to the authors whose films, through<br />
their themes, stories and characters,<br />
most successfully speak out<br />
against violence as a great affliction<br />
of our societies, especially among<br />
young generations. Given the fact<br />
that one image speaks louder than<br />
a thousand words, the moving images<br />
send out an immeasurably<br />
important message when it comes<br />
to the needs of the youth and adults<br />
to live in a society that promotes<br />
peace, freedom and cooperation between<br />
individuals and groups. Once<br />
again, the full attention of all film<br />
fans should go to the films which<br />
deal with the problem of violence<br />
in different communities and which<br />
suggest solutions for the prevention<br />
of violence. Young filmmakers are,<br />
understandably, most interested<br />
in the problem of violence in environments<br />
closest to them – in the<br />
family, among their peers, in school<br />
and on the street – but their works<br />
which deal with violence mirroring<br />
a constant human need for domination<br />
or about violence presented<br />
in films in cinemas and on TV are<br />
equally impressive. Which of the<br />
films in this year’s festival program<br />
will receive the Yellow Flag as an<br />
award for the contribution to nonviolence<br />
on film will be decided by<br />
a jury of three, by all accounts, exceptional<br />
high school students.<br />
› A youth TV show about film,<br />
produced by the Croatian Radiotelevision,<br />
Kokice (Popcorn), will be the<br />
media sponsor of the Yellow Flag<br />
award. The show has for ten consecutive<br />
years promoted the filmmaking<br />
by children and young adults from<br />
Croatia and the world, as well as film<br />
culture, new films and classics for the<br />
youngest cinephiles. Last year, the<br />
Yellow Flag award already received<br />
a lot of positive feedback, while this<br />
year it will be accompanied by two<br />
more events. They are the debate<br />
Does violence on film cause violence in<br />
reality? and a workshop program<br />
comprised of five workshops. The<br />
debate is conceived as a discussion<br />
between two groups of young people<br />
who will, from different points<br />
of view and by expressing their own<br />
arguments, answer the dilemma<br />
presented. Their undoubtedly lively<br />
and thought-provoking exchange of<br />
opinions, as well as attitudes of adult<br />
participants from public life (film<br />
and TV-directors Dalibor Matanić<br />
and Aldo Tardozzi; editor of the Kokice<br />
- a show about film for children<br />
Zinka Kiseljak; television host Daniela<br />
Trbović; T-HT head of department<br />
for tportal and film critic Alemka Lisinski),<br />
will help the three-member<br />
jury to reach the final conclusion<br />
whether violence on film really<br />
causes violence in reality. Considering<br />
the fact that the issue whether<br />
films affect human behaviour, especially<br />
that of young people who<br />
are still undergoing the process of<br />
socialisation, causes a series of different<br />
opinions and suggestions<br />
around the world, therefore, the debate<br />
in Karlovac will undoubtedly<br />
make a valuable contribution to this<br />
dilemma. All the participants of this<br />
year’s YFF and FRFF will be able to<br />
watch the debate, and they will also<br />
be able to participate in the five<br />
workshops also devised to promote<br />
nonviolence on film. The workshops<br />
offered this year are: live action onetake<br />
film (held by Jura Troje), radio<br />
broadcasting (held by Ivana Conjar),<br />
stop-animation (held by Vjekoslav<br />
Živković), film mask and make-up<br />
(held by Zdenka Mihelj) and special<br />
effects (held by Neven Mihajlović<br />
Cetinjanin). As far as Karlovac and<br />
young people’s struggle against violence<br />
are concerned, the colour<br />
yellow is always in fashion!<br />
♦<br />
29<br />
16 th YOUTH FILM FESTIVAL & 4 th FOUR RIVER FILM FESTIVAL<br />
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