Spain
participants
The goal of this activity was to celebrate Women’s Day by hosting a cineforum focused on the film Anora, which addresses themes of prostitution, sexuality, gender-based violence, power dynamics, and the exploitation of women. The objectives of the event included:
- Celebrating Women’s Day Meaningfully: The activity provided a platform for reflection and discussion around issues of gender, sexuality;, power, exploitation, and gender-based violence, allowing participants to engage with critical social issues surrounding women’s roles in society and their vulnerabilities.
- Exploring Representation in Cinema: Anora offers a raw portrayal of the complexities of women’s experiences within oppressive structures, challenging patriarchal norms and inviting deeper conversations about the representation of women in media and the power dynamics that shape their lives.
- Fostering Dialogue and Reflection: After the screening, participants were invited to reflect on key themes such as gender-based violence, prostitution, sexuality, power dynamics, societal pressures, sorority, and the consequences of exploitation, creating an enriching space for meaningful conversation.
- Encouraging Critical Thinking: The cineforum encouraged attendees to critically analyze the role of women in society, the exploitation of marginalized groups, how gender-based violence manifests in different contexts, and how cinema can reflect or challenge societal power structures.
- Creating a Safe Space for Conversation: The event fostered inclusivity by providing a supportive environment where participants from diverse backgrounds could share their perspectives on the difficult topics addressed in the film, promoting mutual respect and understanding.
- Building Community: The activity helped strengthen the sense of community among attendees, as they came together to engage with a powerful film that resonates with the ongoing struggles for gender equality, respect, empowerment, and solidarity among women.
The activity was organized to celebrate Women's Day with a cineforum featuring the film Anora. The event aimed to provide a platform for reflection and discussion on themes such as prostitution, sexuality, gender-based violence, power dynamics, and the exploitation of women. The screening focused on the struggles women face within oppressive structures, inviting deeper conversations about gender roles and the impact of patriarchal norms on women’s lives.
Following the screening, participants engaged in a discussion where they explored key themes, including sorority, societal pressures, gender-based violence, and sexuality. The cineforum fostered critical thinking on issues like the role of women in society, the exploitation of marginalized groups, and how cinema can reflect or challenge power structures. It also provided a safe, inclusive space for open dialogue, promoting mutual respect and strengthening the sense of community among attendees.
