Other Worlds 2005: Suggested Schedule of Travelling Package

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Other Worlds Are Breathing 2005

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Suggested Scheduling

Please find below our suggested schedule. Some of the films originally part of the package are not included in the travelling package but the sections remain the same and your programming should happen around them.

We started the event in Brazil with the section About WSF, to link up the festival with the Social Forums and to start off the event with images from the previous WSF (Mumbai, India, 2004). We also wanted to show that this 'movement' of Social Forums is an alternative in itself, which is one of the reasons we were so keen on having the first event of Other Worlds are Breathing 2005 take place there.

We closed the festival with the section We the people which is a selection of powerful films that really show what people can do with unity and the power of imagination. It is a celebration of the people and their ability to make choices and take their destiny into their own hands. It is a section which gives people a lot of energy and make you feel that 'Yes, another world is possible!'

Other sections can be programmed the way we had done it or differently, according to your own constraints and possibilities. For instance, we had a second auditorium for the last two days which allowed us to hold repeat screenings of certain sections. Depending on the available time, space and resources, you may or may not hold repeat screenings.

Schedule of the original festival

Sala Este

27 January	28 January	29 January	30 January
About WSF 2 pm - 4 pm	Learning 2 pm - 4 pm	We, the People 2 pm - 8 pm	Live experiences 2 pm - 3.30 pm
Rumble in Mumbai (58 min) Jawad Metni	Arna's Children (84 min) Juliano Mer Khamis & Danniel Danniel	Money (65 min) Isaac Isitan	An Act of Faith (24 min) Toni Strasburg
Work in Progress (59 min) Paromita Vohra	Karen Education Surviving (30 min) Scott O' Brien & Saw Eh Do Wah	Thirst (62 min) Alan Snitow & Deborah Kaufman	Waterworks India: Four Engineers and a Manager (22 min) Pradip Saha
Women power 4 pm - 5 pm	Poetry of the Inert 4 pm - 6 pm	About Baghdad (90 min) Sinan Antoon, Bassam Haddad, Maya Mikdashi, Suzy Salamy & Adam Shapiro	An Evergreen Island (45 min) Amanda King & Fabio Cavadini
The Lijjat Sisterhood (30 min) Kadambari Chintamani & Ajit Oomen	Traje: Women and Weaving in Guatemala (10 min) Phoebe Hart	Venezuela Bolivariana: People and Struggle of the Fourth World War (76 min) Marcelo Andrade Arreaza	Recycling life 3.30 pm - 6 pm
Bintou (31 min) Fanta Régina Nacro	Red Butterflies Where Two Springs Merge (14 min) Gaukhar Sydykova & Dilia Ruzieva	The Take (87 min) Avi Lewis	Cardboard Days (51 min) Verónica Souto
Singing freedom 5 pm - 8 pm	El Mundo del Malek (11 min) Natalie Muntermann & Andrea Schultens		Pretty Dyana (45 min) Boris Mitic
A Night of Prophecy (77 min) Amar Kanwar	The Art of Viye Diba - The Intelligent Hand (52 min) Claudine Pommier		Surplus : Terrorized into Being Consumers (52 min) Erik Gandini
The Rockstar and the Mullahs (50 min) Ruhi Hamid & Angus Macqueen	Recycling life 6 pm - 8.30 pm
The Legends of Madiba (45 min) Helen Henshaw	Surplus: Terrorized into Being Consumers (52 min) Erik Gandini
	Pretty Dyana (45 min) Boris Mitic
	Cardboard Days (51 min) Verónica Souto

Sala Oeste
27 January	28 January	29 January	30 January
Auditorium available only from 29 January	Auditorium available only from 29 January	Expressions 2 pm - 5 pm	We, the People 2 pm - 6 pm
		Nazrah: A Muslim Woman's Perspective (55 min) Farah Nousheen	Money (65 min) Isaac Isitan
		Juchitan Queer Paradise (65 min) Patricio Henriquez	Thirst (62 min) Alan Snitow & Deborah Kaufman
		Cinderella of the Cape Flats (58 min) Jane Kennedy	The Take (87 min) Avi Lewis
		Journeys 5 pm - 8 pm	Venezuela Bolivariana: People and Struggle of the Fourth World War (76 min) Marcelo Andrade Arreaza
		Travels by Tricycle (39 min) Wang Dongdong
		Peace One Day (80 min) Jeremy Gilley
		Voices from the Edge - The Favela Goes to the World Social Forum (70 min) Daniela Broitman & Fernando Salis