Welcome to Abloom’s International Reception
Date
18. Nov - 18. Nov
Time
16:30 - 19:30
Place
Ibsen Museum & Theater
Program
Tour and finger food
Ibsen Museum & Theater
Finger food, mingling, as well as a tour of Ibsen’s apartment and theater scene.
Presentation of the evening's programme
Lecturer Ammal Ahmed Haj Mohamed
Presentation of the evening’s program by emcee Ammal Ahmed Haj Mohamed.
Surpresa (Surprise)
Opening film
Surprise (9 m.) Portugal
Welcome speech
Norwegian Folk Museum
More info coming soon.
The importance of inclusion within literature
Faridah S. Nabaggala
“Mom, why aren’t there books about different children?” This made Faridah S. Nabaggala – festival director, Abloom’s founder and children’s book author – understand how important diversity in literature is for all children to feel seen and valued. Starting from a mother’s perspective, Nabaggala will give an awareness speech about the importance of inclusion within literature.
Opening speech
Ambassador - H.E. Ambassador Pedro Pessoa e Costa
Literature and film
Panel discussion
- Panel discussion on literature and film as arenas of inclusion between:
- Charlotte Giese from the Danish Film Institute (DFI).
- Rose-Marie Strand, Distr. People’s Bio.
- Faridah S. Nabaggala, Abloom’s founder and children’s book author.
The secret garden
Film screening
(1 h. 37 min.)
When 10-year-old Mary Lennox’s wealthy British parents suddenly die, she is sent from India to England to live at her uncle’s manor.
Date: 18th November
Location: Ibsen Museum & Theater
Time: 16:30 – 19:30
Abloom invites you to a special evening: literature and film
Abloom warmly invites you to a special evening dedicated to “literature and film,” with a particular focus on the representation of people with disabilities in literature. In collaboration with the Norwegian museum of cultural history, we explore rich contributions to literature and film worldwide. The program is in English.
Highlights:
Film Screenings & Literary readings:
A celebration of culture through selected films and literary works, with an eye for inclusion and diversity.
Book Discussion:
Engaging conversations with authors about the importance of representation in cultural expressions, with a special focus on the voices and stories of people with disabilities.
Networking:
A unique opportunity to meet cultural figures, artists, and diplomats engaged in inclusive cultural dissemination.
Registration:
Seats are limited. Secure your participation now.
Join us for an inspiring evening that highlights cultural heritage and its ability to include and represent all voices.
We look forward to seeing you!
