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This archive is under construction. The complete list of past screenings of My Father’s Diaries will be published here soon.
đź“Ť Cinema Italia Belluno
11:00 AM – Public screening
Public screening of My Father’s Diaries, followed by an online conversation with director Ado Hasanović.
organized in collaboration with Cinema Italia Belluno.
đź“Ť BeCinema Arbizzano
21:00 – Public screening Â
Public screening of My Father’s Diaries followed by a conversation with director Ado Hasanović.
Organized in collaboration with local cultural partners in Verona. Organized by Cineforma e One Bridge ToÂ
📍 Queen’s Film Theatre – Queen’s University Belfast
19:00 – Public screening (UK time)
Special screening organized by Dr. Lauren Dempster, School of Law, Queen’s University & Northern Ireland Human Rights Festival
Director Ado Hasanović will join online for an introduction and post-screening debate.
December 3–4, 2025 – Lombardia, Italy
đź“Ť IAL Lombardia
Private educational session – I Diari di Mio Padre will be shown as part of the project “Intrecci di Memoria: Lezioni dal Passato per il Futuro”.
Training led by Nicole Corritore, focused on personal stories from Bosnia and Srebrenica and on the role of memory in educating younger generations.
đź“Ť Slovenian Cinematheque (Slovenska Kinoteka)
19:00 – Public screening
In the framework of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Film Evening, in collaboration with the Bosnian Cultural Association of Slovenia.
Screening and debate with director Ado Hasanović.
Free entrance – tickets available on the day of the screening.
📍Knulp – Bar · Libreria, Trieste
19:00 – Public screening
Screening of My Father’s Diaries as part of the Documentary Films in Trieste program (2nd edition), focused on Resistance · Women · Solidarity.
Organized in collaboration with Filmisteen Trieste, a collective dedicated to documentary films on Palestine and Lebanon and committed to highlighting shared struggles, dignity, and the interconnected experiences of different communities.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with director Ado Hasanović.
Ticket: €5
đź“ŤSHL Foundation General Assembly
20:00 – Private Screening
Closed screening of My Father’s Diaries for members of the SHL Foundation,
followed by an online Q&A with director Ado Hasanović.
The film will be presented at the opening of the General Assembly and will not be advertised publicly.
Event moderated by Rebecca Fisch, in the presence of the SHL team.Â
đź“Ť Meeting Point Cinema - Italian Film Days in Bosnia and Herzegovina
20:00 – Public screening
Special screening of My Father’s Diaries in the framework of the Giornate del Cinema Italiano in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
organized by the Embassy of Italy in Sarajevo in collaboration with the Obala Art Center and the Sarajevo Film Festival.
Screening and discussion with director Ado Hasanović.
📍 Cinema Teatro Electra – Iglesias (SU) - XV Giornate del Cinema del Mediterraneo (Mediterranean Cinema Days)
18:00 – Public screening
My Father’s Diaries will be presented within the 15th edition of Mediterranean Cinema Days, a non-competitive showcase dedicated to the stories, conflicts, and crossings that shape the Mediterranean today.
The festival, organised by the Centro Iniziative Culturali Arci, has become a reference point in Sardinia for films that give space to fragile memories, borderlands, and voices often pushed aside.
From 18 to 23 November, Iglesias will host screenings, meetings, and dialogues with filmmakers, researchers, and witnesses from across the Mediterranean—an open space where cinema becomes a place of listening and civic reflection.
All events are free and open to the public.
📍 Fondazione Amendola, Via Tollegno 52 – Torino
16:30 – Private Screening
Private screening of My Father’s Diaries, followed by a conversation with director Ado Hasanović, moderated by Claudia Zini.
The event takes place within the project Art for Change, promoted by Regione Piemonte and organized by Kuma International and RETE.
📍 Palazzo Roberti – Mola di Bari (BA)
20:00 – Public screening
Screening of My Father’s Diaries within the 2025 edition of Ignoti alla Città , titled “Mediterraneo, sguardi e storie di diritti e resistenza”.
This long-running independent festival explores documentary cinema as a space for critical reflection, civic engagement, and the voices of the margins.
The 2025 focus looks at the Mediterranean through conflict, migration, forgotten stories, and new possibilities of coexistence.
From 21 to 23 November, Palazzo Roberti will host masterclasses, screenings, and public conversations with leading voices and direct witnesses from across the Mediterranean.
The screening will be followed by a conversation with director Ado Hasanović, moderated by Savino Carbone.
All events are free and open to the public.
đź“Ť Cinema CinePiĂą, Piazzale Riccardo Finzi 3
21:00 – Public screening
Screening of My Father’s Diaries (I diari di mio padre) by Ado Hasanović.
In collaboration with Balkanika – Festival dei Balcani 2025 and ISCOS Emilia-Romagna.
đź“Ť Cinema Eden
21:00 – Public screening
In the framework of the Festival della Pace – Brescia 2025.
Presented by Agostino Zanotti. Screening and discussion with director Ado Hasanović.
📍 ORTI – Casa di Quartiere L. Spallanzani
20:30 – Public screening
In the framework of the Reggio Film Festival & Festival Balkanika.
Screening and debate with Ado Hasanović moderated by Alessandro Scillitani and Tamara Cvetković.
đź“Ť Auditorium Biblioteca A. Loria
20:30 – Public screening
In the framework of BALCANICA – Voices and Stories from the Heart of Europe,
organized by PacificAzioni and the Committee for Peace, in collaboration with the Municipality of Carpi.
Screening and debate with Ado Hasanović, moderated by Nicola Galli (PacificAzioni).
đź“Ť FilmClub Bolzano
20:00 – Public screening
Special screening of My Father’s Diaries followed by a conversation with director Ado Hasanović.
Organized by FilmClub Bolzano in collaboration with local partners.
đź“Ť Casa del Cinema - SOLD OUT
21:00 – Public screening
In the framework of the VIII Euro Balkan Film Festival.
Screening preceded by a live concert by Federico Pascucci and followed by a debate with Ado Hasanović, moderated by Flavio De Bernardinis (Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia).
đź“Ť Cinema CinePiĂą, Piazzale Riccardo Finzi 3
17:30 – Public screening
In collaboration with Balkanika – Festival dei Balcani 2025 and ISCOS Emilia-Romagna.
Screening of My Father’s Diaries (I diari di mio padre) by Ado Hasanović.
Q&A with Ado Hasanović moderated by Tamara Cvetković.
October 30, 2025 – Florence, Italy
đź“Ť Cinema Spazio Alfieri - SOLD OUT
9:30 – 12:30 – School matinée
Screening moderated by Simone Malavolti.
October 15, 2025 – Venice, Italy
đź“Ť Cinema Dante, Mestre
In collaboration with Lungo la Rotta Balcanica, Circuito Cinema Venezia and Buongiorno Bosnia, as part of the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide.
10:00 – School matinée (reserved for students from local high schools)
Screening followed by a debate with director Ado Hasanović.
19:00 – Public screening
Screening followed by a debate with director Ado Hasanović.
October 16, 2025 – Venice, Italy
đź“Ť Cinema Giorgione
10:00 – School matinée
Organized as part of the educational outreach program (reserved for students from local high schools), followed by a debate with director Ado Hasanović.
October 17, 2025 – Cagliari, Italy
📍 Fondazione Giuseppe Siotto – Via dei Genovesi 114
19:00 – Public screening
Talk and discussion with director Ado Hasanović, moderated by Valentina Origa (Circolo del Cinema FICC Laboratorio 28).
📧 info & reservations: fgsiotto@gmail.com
October 18, 2025 – Monza, Italy
đź“Ť Anteo Capitol Cinema
15:00 – Public screening
Screening followed by a debate with Ado Hasanović.
October 21, 2025 – Florence, Italy
📍 Cinema Spazio Alfieri - SOLD OUT
In collaboration with Simone Malavolti and Federico Babini.
9:30 – 12:30 – School matinée
Screening and debate with director Ado Hasanović, moderated by Simone Malavolti.
21:00 – Public screening
Screening and debate with Ado Hasanović, moderated by Simone Malavolti and Micaela Frulli (University of Florence).
October 25, 2025 – Valsamoggia (Bologna), Italy
📍 Sala Art.3 – Municipality of Valsamoggia
21:00 – Public screening
Special screening on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide.
Followed by a conversation with director Ado Hasanović.
As part of the commemorations marking thirty years since the Srebrenica genocide, the Municipality of Valsamoggia, in collaboration with Nema Problema Onlus, will dedicate a public garden to Srebrenica and host a special screening of My Father’s Diaries.
The event will also pay tribute to Alexander Langer, whose death occurred thirty years ago, offering an opportunity to reflect on two intertwined memories of peace and reconciliation.
Organized by the Municipality of Valsamoggia, with the support of Nema Problema Onlus and the Department of Culture.
Event coordination: Silvia Gaiba and Andrea Bertaccini, Councillor for Culture.