This year the Global Media Fest will explore United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #16, which states that  “conflict, insecurity, weak institutions and limited access to justice remain a great threat to sustainable development.” United Nations SDG #16 focuses on several related targets, including the promotion of societies that are peaceful, fair, and inclusive. Targets include promoting human rights such as legal identity for all and eliminating barriers to sustainability such as corruption and exploitation. For more information and to register, visit the GMF Website.

Screenings and Events:

Monday, March 14th 7-9pm EST (online)
Translating for a Screen: Subtitling in the Age of Streaming

Tuesday, March 15th 6-9pm EST (Historic Academy of Medicine at Georgia Tech)
“MARCHER SUR L’EAU” (2021) Screening and Q&A with Director Aïssa Maïga

Wednesday, March 16th, 5-6:30pm EST ([hybrid] Online & Price Gilbert Library Event Theater - RM 1280) 
Cities of Peace Roundtable: From Atlanta to Hiroshima

Wednesday, March 16th 6:30-9pm EST (Clough 152 - GaTech)
“REGARD NOIR” (2021) Screening and Q&A with Director Aïssa Maïga 

Friday, April 1st 4-6pm EST ([hybrid] Online & Stephen C. Hall 102)
“SADAKAT”/”FIDELITY” (2014) Screening and Q&A with Director Ilker Çatak  

Tuesday, April 19th 5-7:45 pm EST ([hybrid] Online & Skiles 002)
“KARMALINK” (2021) Screening and Q&A with Director Jake Wachtel