Nation-building, affairs of the state and social education: The role of TV on thorny national questions. Every programme in this session is provocative with a very clear point of view. A nation’s honour appears hurt when a Polish child is taken by the Norwegian government from the parents. So how far can TV go to defend that honour? And what if you want to tell the viewers that a war monster isn’t such a monster after all? Or, conversely, that a national hero is actually an imposter? Should public TV be the moral vigilante in society’s interest? Who decides and in whose favour? All these questions explore the ground between NGOs, public and a state broadcasters.
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The programme shows a story, which shocked Poland a few months ago. It’s a story of a 9-year old Nikola, who 5 years ago left for Norway with her parents. They…
Escape from Paradise
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A retired police inspector becomes a national hero in Montenegro for stubbornly claiming that he saved the lives of three Bosnians during the war and risked his own life…
The Hero Of Our Time
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Sergei Vladimirovich Arakcheev is a sapper, a Lieutenant of the Internal Security Forces. He was awarded the Order of Suvorov upon disarming his first 30 mines. In 2007…
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A home-brewed, action-packed television drama designed to generate healthy dialogue on social conflict issues in strife-torn Timor-Leste. Suku Hali (“Shade-Tree…
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