ONE MINUTE FOR MY RIGHTS
One minute, sixty seconds,
a small unit of time, short, indeed,
but in this fraction many things can be told.
On this basis is working
the non-governmental organization
"Kine Cultural and Educational Foundation"
From Argentina, and encompassing the Ibero-American spectrum,
thanks to UNICEF,
Kine aims at promoting adolescent participation
and social awareness through audiovisual language.
[CHILD] The right to play, the right to speak out...
In this project, the Kine Foundation gathers young people aged thirteen to eighteen
to speak out about their rights in audiovisual-language workshops
and through one-minute-long-video production.
[CHILD] I had to run fast...
[CHILD] ...and I liked the bubble game...
[CHILD] Once upon a time, there was a zoo that had many animals...
Social commitment, human-rights vindication,
and expressions of feelings and emotions, in sixty seconds.
The format and techniques vary widely,
from moving-images processing,
to hyperrealism from an adolescent point of view.
The real protagonists of the audiovisual workshops.
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The youngest,
always aware of the new developments
in audiovisual technology,
have in this project a meeting point
to develop teamwork
and the critical value against social abuses.
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The project "One minute for my rights"
involves more than 2500 young people,
since 2005,
the year in which the idea took shape.
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In Spain, the UNED, through canaluned.com
is in charge of showing the 395 video-minutes
in alphabetical order.
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