Program

For three days, journalists will meet other knowledgeable mediators of information from different regions of the world in Innsbruck. In conversations with colleagues and other experts, visitors find out what is going on behind the scenes of the information on international events, which is often hastily and superficially conveyed, and can contribute.

Current social, political and cultural developments are the focus of the debates, from book presentations, exhibitions, doc-films and audio features. The Journalismusfest Innsbruck opens a window to the complex present in which we live.

The Journalismusfest Innsbruck opens a window to the complex present in which we live.

Cinematograph

Of Caravan and the Dogs

Screening

How can you cover your own government’s war if the word “war” is forbidden in public? This film follows Russian journalists of Novaya Gazeta, Radio Echo of Moscow, and Rain TV during their fight for press freedom. Since the start of the war, 130 media organisations have been banned in Russia; and since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the teams behind Novaya Gazeta, Radio Echo of Moscow, and Rain TV have been trying to oppose state propaganda. In a political climate where critical coverage seems to be impossible, they have been fighting for uncovering the truth about this gruesome war. Director Askold Kurov lives in Russia.

Directed by: Askold Kurov, Anonymous 1
Germany 2024, 90 min., German version

Admission: 8.00€; free admission for school students

Admission

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Die Mitwirkenden

Wir freuen uns auf Journalist*innen, Wissenschaftler*innen und NGOs aus verschiedenen Regionen der Welt.

Die Schauplätze

Die Veranstaltungsorte des Festivals liegen im Zentrum von Innsbruck. Sie sind zu Fuß gut zu erreichen.

Info

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A weekend with a view

Program

Of Caravan and the Dogs