15 filme din programul One World Romania 19 pot fi vizionate între 30 aprilie și 31 mai 2026 online, de oriunde din România. Pentru a viziona filmele OWR19, trebuie să fiți logat pe Eventbook în contul cu care ați achiziționat biletul și să apăsați pe butonul „Vizualizează” din dreptul / de pe pagina filmului respectiv....See more details

120 min Section: Focus Johan Grimonprez Hosted by Johan Grimonprez, “Every Day Words Disappear” is an indispensable masterclass for exploring the theories and practices that lie at the heart of his films. Defined by a multi-layered and complex de/re/construction of language and the audio-visual medium, these works become pedagogical tools for understanding the intricate ways in which narrative and ideology become inter-defined and codified as Historical memory....See more details

Directed by: Roberto Beani Documentary – Italy – 2025 – 81 min Section: Past Continuous The Pilastro Neighbourhood is a public housing complex built in the 1960s on the outskirts of Bologna, known for episodes of crime. Through its history and the lives of its residents, “Il Pilastro” explores the relationship between urban planning and lived experience; it reflects on how a suburb is born and transformed, and on the dynamics of a strong community.

I WANT MY INNER DOG TO WEAR PEARLS Directed by: Valeriu Andrișcă Documentary – Belgium – 2025 – 38 min Section: No Future Without – Extended Dialogues Siblings Victor (he/they) and Alexandra (she/they) return to Romania for a wedding. Victor documents their family’s history of rug weaving and discovers that even tapestry can become a debate about gender, tradition, and resistance....See more details

Directed by: Srđan Kovačević Documentary – Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia – 2025 – 88 min Section: No Future Without – Extended Dialogues In the heart of Ljubljana, the Workers' Advocacy Office stands as a beacon of hope for the most vulnerable: working men and women, the unemployed, the disabled, pensioners, and migrants....See more details

THE MUSCLES ARE TENSE Directed by: Mahshid Mahboubifar Documentary – Iran, Germany – 2025 – 16 min Section: Past Continuous Assembled from archival footage from the 2024 Palestine protests in Berlin, this film-essay is centered on the police camera, recording and archiving protestors’ bodies, and the protestors’ body; on the state’s monopoly on violence and protesting under constant surveillance....See more details

Directed by: Martin Trabalík Documentary – Czech Republic – 2025 – 86 min Section: No Future Without – Extended Dialogues Recently widowed, Mr. Jochec must take on caring for his two teenage children: Vanesa and Pete, who lives with a severe autism spectrum disorder....See more details

Directed by: Lee Anne Schmitt Documentary – USA – 2025 – 75 min Section: Past Continuous “Evidence” is both an analysis of corporate spending and the impact of dark money on US politics and ideology, and a personal meditation on ideas of family and care. In her most personal film to date, Lee Anne Schmitt blends funded archival materials, industrial landscapes, and personal domestic imagery, reflecting on how her own family—by birth and by choice—was shaped within a mythology of capitalism....See more details

Directed by: Garry Keane Documentary – Ireland, United Kingdom – 2025 – 96 min Section: Youth Days Three Deaf couples share their remarkable love stories through Irish Sign Language: a decades-long forbidden romance across a religious divide, an LGBTQIA+ couple navigating parenthood with Deaf and hearing daughters, and a Deaf boxer and his hearing partner facing a life-altering choice....See more details

Directed by: Lisette Olsthoorn Documentary – Netherlands – 2025 – 59 min Section: On the Verge A film about work and what we want from it. Three former Uber drivers and three actors reenact and reflect on a failed negotiation with Uber representatives. Outlines of a collective experience become visible, as work puts us into often conflicting positions, forcing us to mistreat each other....See more details