Explorations in the evolving role of documentaries in shaping how we understand the world.
Immersive sessions led by acclaimed filmmakers offering deep insights into the craft.
A playful and engaging program designed to spark curiosity and creativity in children through films.
Thought-provoking installations and multimedia works that expand the documentary form.
The Corner of Dealing with the Past is a space created by the Humanitarian Law Kosovo, which through exhibitions, personal stories, research, and reports offers visitors fragments of Kosovo's tragic past.
In addition to publications and reports on transitional justice, HLCK selects a project for this space; an exhibition or research that focuses on Dealing with the Past and engages artists and authors from various disciplines. The exhibition presented this year is titled Illegal Theater by author Sovran Nrecaj, who has created a documentary of the same title dedicated to the period of the parallel education and culture system during the 1990s in Kosovo.
By recalling that period, and reconstructing it through the stories, we decided that even this video-documentary exhibition would have a meaning that brings the public back to re-experiencing such an era. Basically, the documentary is divided into three short chapters, and is placed inside three tents, which are the first element seen in the exhibition. Because of the bright colors and modern appearance, the three tents may look like some experimental stages of contemporary theater, yet they are only some improvised spaces, similar to those in which actors and directors used to work in, or even some improvised areas in refugee camps, that came after the period of resistance and apartheid.
DwP Corner
Place: Shani Efendi
Date: 5 – 9 of August 2024
Saturday, June 14
The ARchipelago program explores war archives, collective documenting, and technologies of representation through workshops, talks, and guided walks across Prizren.
Connecting Dots, a DokuFest and Beldocs project, showcases research on Yugoslav and Kosovar film heritage, featuring archives, female voices, and Prizren’s forgotten cinemas.
Through VR at DokuCaffe, explore ten Galeria 17 exhibitions, immersing yourself in local and international art, themes, and curatorial projects up close.
KAOS CAMPING, a Hungarian art collective, blends analog film, installations, and anarchist performance to explore today’s crises, offering a raw, sensory cinema experience.
Our booth by Leart Rama invites visitors to reflect and leave notes. Daily entries are shared online and displayed, creating a shared space of voices.
An immersive Dokufest experience curated by Leart Rama, “The Threshold Turn” features Mauro Ventura’s gate-like sculpture and Soma Light Therapy, inviting visitors to explore themes of transition, duality, and transformation through art, light, and introspection.
DokuFest’s exhibition features youth video interviews reflecting on growth, shifting perspectives, and how open dialogue helps challenge stereotypes and build understanding.
The *Visual Explorations* exhibition at Pykë-Presje Gallery presents lesser-known films and works by Goran Djordjević, highlighting his research-driven approach that challenges the idea of the artist as sole genius.