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An impactful film inspires awareness, empathy and dialogue. It fosters understanding of other viewpoints and engages us in social change. International film authority, Jasmina Bojic, will illustrate the power of film with the short documentary This Being Human. She will share the complexities of filming, including the risks of investigating repressive regimes, the difficulty of communicating complex situations like terrorism and the impact of films on the people recorded. Is a filmmaker an artist, an activist or journalist?

Stanford film educator, Jasmina Bojic, has produced and directed documentaries and served on numerous film festival juries. She received the UNESCO Fellini Medal and the United Nations Impact Through Film Award for her exceptional contributions to promoting human rights through the art of documentary film. She is the founder and executive director of the United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF), one of the oldest international documentary film festivals in the United States.

Lecture will be held on the ÐÓÊ®°Ë campus at Creekside with light snacks and refreshments at 7 p.m. followed by the lecture at 7:15 p.m.

ÐÓÊ®°Ë students, faculty and staff may attend the lecture free of charge.