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United World Watch is a participatory platform designed to monitor the social and cultural impact of a worldview which incorporates the quest for deeper knowledge, dialogue and unity between individuals, groups and nations. Collating examples of such action and intention in reports and research documents, featuring examples of good practice, provides an increasingly effective resource for evaluation and dissemination of the United World proposal.

IO CAPITANO

Io Capitano: love overcomes hell

From the Venice Film Festival awards, comes a beautiful film ‘Io Capitano’ (The Captain) by Matteo Garrone: an account of the dramatic journey of two young adolescents from Senegal to Italy, crossing the desert and sea and above all overcoming...

International Youth Day 2023

By Gio Francisco – United World Ambassador [Manila, Philippines] New Humanity NGO and its youth sector, the Youth for a United World, joyfully joins the rest of the world in observing this year’s International Youth Day 2023. In recent years,...

Bergoglio, Lisbon and the love for cinema

Amongst the various cinematic initiatives of Lisbon 2023, there was an interesting review presented in the days before the WYD (28/31st of July) on the cinema loved by Pope Francis. A handful of classics dense with value and meaning, to...

For an ecological social transformation: in “transversal” dialogue starting from Laudato Si’

An international conference entitled: “For an ecological social transformation” will be held at the Sophia University of Loppiano from the 11th to the 13th of January 2024. Scholars, researchers, degree/license and PhD students are invited to submit an abstract of...

Empathy and fear, the present and human nature: interview with director Cristian Mungiu | Part 2

“R.M.N” (“Wild Animals”), his last film, is set in a small country of Transylvania, where the balance of the local community (made up of different ethnic groups) is put to the test by the arrival of some Sri-Lankan workers. The...

Empathy and fear, the present and human nature: interview with director Cristian Mungiu | Part 1

“R.M.N” (“Wild Animals”), his last film, is set in a small country of Transylvania, where the balance of the local community (made up of different ethnic groups) is put to the test by the arrival of some Sri-Lankan workers. The...

Myself and the other

Two very different stories but the same journey towards love of the other. One, a TV drama series – ‘A Small Light’ ; the other a documentary – Wild Life: a love story. The first, captures the nightmare of WWII...

Fragility and greatness: Saint Thérèse of Lisieux

By Edoardo Zaccagnini & Annalisa Picardi A conversation, profound and enlightening, with Monsignor Follo and Fr Francois Marie Lethel on the importance and modernity of the French saint, celebrated by UNESCO in 2022-2023. It is a hundred years since the...

Love and time

Two very different films, one Chinese, the other Italian, remind us that true love has the power to overcome the most difficult circumstances, but love will fade, and eventually be extinguished, if we we do not take the time to...

The treasure of the world

A walk through Umberto Eco’s extraordinary personal library, that becomes a journey in the thoughts of this philosopher and writer and a consideration on the beauty of a book and place as the preserving of these protect the world’s memory:...

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