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Watch a film and then hear an expert’s perspective, or join the discussion directly—that is the essence of the One World Festival, coming to Pilsen from April 13 to 19. Researchers from the University of West Bohemia (UWB) regularly participate in lectures and post-film discussions on human rights topics. Where and when can you hear from UWB experts? Below is an overview of selected screenings accompanied by discussions with experts from the Faculty of Arts and, this year, also from the Faculty of Applied Sciences.

• Searching for Satyrus (Azerbaijan, USA / 2025) – Tuesday, April 15 

  the screening begins at 8:00 p.m., Library – Polanova Hall (B. Smetany 13)
  discussion: David Šanc, political scientist Faculty of Arts

• Dear Tomorrow (Denmark, Japan, Sweden / 2025) – Wednesday, April 16 

  the screening begins at 8:00 p.m., Moving Station (Koperníkova 56)
  discussion: Roman Kodet, historian and Japanologist at the Faculty of Arts

• Coexistence, My Ass! (France, USA / 2025) – Thursday, April 17

  the screening begins at 5:00 p.m., Moving Station (Koperníkova 56)
  discussion: Ivan Ramadan, Assistant Professor at the Department of Middle Eastern Studies (Faculty of Arts)

• Panel Discussion: How AI Is Changing Higher Education, or The End of Theses in the Czech Republic – Sunday, April 19 

  the discussion begins at 5:00 p.m., Měšťanská Beseda – Movie Theater (Kopeckého sady 13)

  Petr Jurek, Head of the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Faculty of Arts
  Přemysl Brada, Head of the Department of Informatics and Computer Science, Faculty of Applied Sciences
  Barbora Škampová, student of Philosophy for AI (Faculty of Arts, UWB)
  

  Note: Admission to this discussion is free, but you must reserve a ticket in advance due to limited seating capacity.

  
  

  The complete festival program and details about individual films can be found on the official One World Festival website.