The International Festival of Film and Human Rights of Valencia, Humans Fest, once again fills the capital of Turia with cinema, dialogue and reflection on human rights, of the 28 from may to 6 of June. The rights of children and youth will be the protagonists of this 17th edition of the contest organized by the Foundation for Justice, with about 50 films in a diverse program that covers the views and conflicts around human rights in more than twelve countries. Almost fifty films can be seen at the different festival venues, including fiction feature films., documentary feature films, short films and the cycle about childhood and youth. These four aspects of the festival focus the programming blocks, whose official sections can be seen at the Babel Cinemas, while the cycle will be held in the film library and the short films can be seen in the SGAE Room.
29.05.26 FRIDAY / 18.30 h Presentation and discussion with David Borenstein, Pavel Ilyich Talankin (co-directors), Katya Kize (assistant director) and Pilar Almenar, director of Humans Fest.
Mr. Nobody contra Putin
Mr. Nobody Against Putin
DAVID BORENSTEIN, PAVEL ILYICH TALANKIN. Czech Republic, Denmark. 2025. VOS SPANISH. Color. 90′. DCP.
A Russian teacher secretly documents the transformation of his small-town Russian school into a war recruitment center during the invasion of Ukraine, revealing the ethical dilemmas faced by educators in the midst of propaganda and militarization.
