New for the 2027 edition! The award, organised by MAG4 Piemonte, is presented to the film that best explores themes related to: the overwhelming and ever-growing power of finance, violence and financial slavery, experiences of alternative finance, grassroots initiatives for solidarity-based mutual aid. The aim is to broaden our perspective on today’s society, on the contradictions within a hyper-globalised system, and on the interests of multinationals listed on financial mar

Give Peace a Screen at school: cinema that builds peace From this year, the Give Peace a Screen festival is launching a programme dedicated to secondary schools, designed to discuss peace – and, above all, how it is maintained and how it is ‘achieved’. Eight morning screening sessions, starting at 10.00, will be held in the Gabriella Poli Hall at the Centro Studi Sereno Regis, 13 Via Garibaldi. To cater for specific requirements or to explore individual themes in greater dept

With contributions from Arianna, Irene, Lucila, Maria, Michela, Giacomo, Guglielmo and Vito This is our own space – collective and shared. Written by those who have recently taken part in the Walk for Peace organised by Pacefuturo – a non-profit organisation, told from the perspective of those who walked the route. You’ll discover that it leaves you with far more than the kilometres on the map or any project could ever convey. Because the journey doesn’t end when you take off

At the third edition of the Give Peace A Screen short film festival, held in Turin from March 20 to 22, 2026, at the premises of the organizer, the Centro Studi Sereno Regis, the jury for the GLI OCCHIALI DI GANDHI award (established thanks to a contribution from the Convitto Umberto I), composed of Simona Segreto Vincenzo Scandaglia Luana Stradella awarded the prize to A GOOD DAY WILL COME by Amir Zargara because it offers, within a contemporary context, the best representat

Sometimes we would like our awards to change the world. Watching these two documentaries, we realized that this is not as important as facing conflicts without giving up, stubbornly continuing to recognize a possible solution: and doing so with the joyful awareness that we are fighting for a world of peace. For this reason, the jury of Gandhi's Glasses awards the prize ex aequo to: COEXISTENCE, MY ASS! by Amber Fares and THE CLOWN OF GAZA by Abdulrahman Sabbah For transformin

By Dario Cambiano In recent days, the film festival created by our Study Centre, Give Peace a Screen, was hosted by the Festival delle Missioni and the Municipality of Modica: two events that allowed us to create synergy by talking to dozens of people and discussing together how art, specifically cinema, can contribute to peace processes. Cinema mirrors our behaviour and attitudes, and observing ourselves “from the outside”, through the staging created by other human beings,