The film “Big dog doesn’t bark” is an attempt to summarize and share reflections after the implementation of the anti-discrimination project “Hip hop! Hatters stop” – an educational initiative of the Villa Decius Association of Krakow, aimed at combating discrimination and hate speech.
The project was carried out under the Citizens for Democracy program, funded by the EEA Funds.
From September 28 to October 2, 2015, the final meeting of the participants of the project “Hip hop! Stop hecklers!”, during which we prepared a music video for our project song titled. “The big dog does not bark”. With great joy and a smile on our lips, we are giving it away today for listening
and to watch.
We would like to warmly thank the wonderful students, pupils and teachers from the School Complex in Ratulow, the Adam Mickiewicz Middle School in Orzysz, the Andrzej Zamoyski Middle School in Jadow, the School Complex in Szymbark, the School Complex in Suprasl, the Wedel-Tuczynski School Complex in Tuczno and the School Complex in Lapsze Niżne. Without your wonderful voices, our project song would not sound so beautiful!
Why “Doomed to Books?” Because they read from the cradle and can’t stop! Because without books, their day becomes slow and their night becomes sleepless! Because they write books themselves or gossip creatively about books! Because they taste books, smell them, wash them and…. they eat! Meet 7 convicted personalities and 7 moving testimonies! Find out that you can read anywhere and anytime, and life with a book sentence is a real life sentence. “Sentenced to books?” is a series of 7 filmed interviews, whose protagonists are residents of the Villa Decius Association’s scholarship programs. The aim of the project is to promote reading using the creative potential of the filmmakers themselves, who not only answer the questions, but also co-create the film story.
The series of films is one of the components of the “Tour de littérature” project, which is operated by the Villa Decius Association. The project is financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Visegrad Summer School – a two-week training series for young people from the Visegrad Group countries and Eastern Europe, held annually since 2002. The aim of the project is to deepen knowledge of regional and global challenges, eliminate mutual stereotypes, building ties and friendly contacts.13th Visegrad Summer School – reportage, part I | 13th Visegrad Summer School – reportage, part I Invited guests of past editions of the project include: Danuta Hübner, Dariusz Rosati, Leszek Balcerowicz, Adam Michnik, Martin Ehl, Paul Gillespie, Csaba G. Kiss, Lászlό Rajk, Miroslav Kusý, Jan Kavan, Magdaléna Vašáryov, Boris Tarasyuk, Tamar Beruchashvili, Jan Truszczynski, Maciej Szpunar et al.
Visegrad Summer School – a two-week training series for young people from the Visegrad Group countries and Eastern Europe carried out annually since 2002. The aim of the project is to deepen knowledge of regional and global challenges, eliminate mutual stereotypes, build ties and friendly contacts.
Invited guests of past editions of the project include: Danuta Hübner, Dariusz Rosati, Leszek Balcerowicz, Adam Michnik, Martin Ehl, Paul Gillespie, Csaba G. Kiss, Lászlό Rajk, Miroslav Kusý, Jan Kavan, Magdaléna Vašáryov, Boris Tarasyuk, Tamar Beruchashvili, Jan Truszczynski, Maciej Szpunar
et al.
