The agreement was official signed on 19 September 2011 by the representatives of the Polish Film Institute ( www.pisf.pl), Center For Citizenship Education (www.ceu.org.pl), Warsaw Film School (www.szkolafilmowa.pl), Fundacja Generator (www. fundacjagenerator.pl), New Horizons Association (www.nowehoryzonty.pl), Centralny Gabinet Edukacji Filmowej (www.palacmlodziezy.lodz.pl) and Andrzej Wajda Master School Of Film Directing (www.wajdaschool.pl).
The main goals of the newly created coalition is to make film
education public in Polish schools, facilitating access to film
productions, teaching the methods of critical and analytical approach to
film, increasing the role of film as a didactic tool used in schools to
teach the students about society and culture, teaching
practical techniques of filmmaking and
engaging film education professionals in work benefitting children
and youth.
"Film exists in schools thanks to passionate teachers, but it is not
a solution introduced by the system. With this conference we would like
to appeal first and foremost to the Ministry of Education to analyze
the current situation and prevent the fact that the Polish school has
been left behind in the 20th Century. We are all in the 21st Century,
including the students," Agnirzeszka Odorowicz, the Director of the
Polish Film Institute, said at the signing.
The coalition is open for all cultural institutions to join. More information can be found at www.koalicjafilmowa.pl.
21-09-2011
Polish Coalition For Film Education
By Katarzyna GrynienkoWARSAW: Polish Film Institute has initiated a special agreement between
public institutions, schools and independent organizations to improve
the film education among the Polish school youth: the
Coalition for Film Education.
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