Festival
Filmaking for Social Change was born in 2018 from the collaboration between Navarre artist and documentary filmmaker Mikel Belascoain and London anthropologist and director of the London International Documentary Film Festival, Patrick Hazard.
It is a non-competitive festival focused on film and art that each year focuses on a different theme with the aim of achieving an independent, critical and broad vision of it.
New technologies and democratic access to digital media is transforming the strategies for giving voice and impact to global awareness on social and humanitarian issues. These tools are very important when it comes to achieving empathy, generating social concerns or initiating collaboration processes.. High-quality documentaries are central components in conveying problems that have a personal and individual core, on issues with a personal and individual core, on issues with a personal and individual core, on issues with a personal and individual core, on issues with a personal and individual core. ability to have an impact at the institutional level. Social impact encompasses a broad spectrum of concepts ranging from change to individuals to changes in groups, systems or institutions and these changes can extend over time creating memory.
Each of the themes selected each year is approached from two perspectives, the cinematographic and the artistic, seeking to offer a broad, critical and humanistic vision of far-reaching issues.
We are entering the fifth edition, which focuses on Tribes and ritualsafter those dedicated to Utopia, Childhood and Migrations, Land and Populism.
