Ciné ONU - United Nations Cinema

How to Live on Earth

The United Nations, the European Commission Representation in Belgium and the UK Mission to the EU, in cooperation with Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech (ULiege), have...

Screenings and News

De Wilde Noordzee (North Sea, Nature Untamed)

The United Nations and Flanders Chancellery and Foreign Office have the pleasure of inviting you to a screening of the documentary “De Wilde Noordzee”...

Eat More Trees

The United Nations and the European Commission's DG Environment have the pleasure of inviting you to a screening of the documentary “Eat More Trees”...

Nteregu

To mark World Portuguese Language Day and UNESCO Culture and Arts Education Week, the United Nations Regional Information Center and the Embassy of Portugal in Brussels have...

How it works

Our Ciné-ONU screenings offer participants the opportunity to watch highly acclaimed, often award-winning documentaries and to engage in interactive discussions with senior UN officials and other personalities.

Climate, human rights, sustainable development, peace and security are just some of the important global issues that our screenings cover.

Archives

A Girl from Mogadishu

To mark the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, the United...
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#Female Pleasure

To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women,...
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European screenings

What started off as a project in Brussels has spread to multiple cities in Europe and beyond. United Nations Cinema screenings have now been held in Belgrade, Bonn, Brussels, Dublin, Galway, Geneva, Helsinki, The Hague, Liège, Lisbon, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Vienna, Geneva, Stockholm, Strasbourg among others. Since its debut, more than 100,000 people have attended United Nations Cinema film screenings.

UN Cinema panel discussion in Helsinki, Finland.

Cine-ONU (UN Cinema) screening in Geneva, Switzerland.

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