Core format
Screening only
A focused presentation of the audiovisual work in an institutional, educational or cultural setting. Best for programmes with their own introduction or established audience context.
SCREENINGS · EDUCATION · CULTURAL PARTNERSHIPS
FOR INSTITUTIONS
Professional formats for schools, universities, museums, cultural centres and Polish diaspora communities.
Veritas Humanum projects can be presented as focused audiovisual screenings, commemorative events, educational contexts, author conversations and cultural programmes. The offer is designed for institutions that need a serious, clear and responsible format — not a generic concert, not a simple lecture and not a promotional spectacle.
Institutional use
A serious audiovisual experience prepared for educational, cultural and commemorative contexts.
The central institutional work within Veritas Humanum is Rap-Ort: Prawda Sumienia — an approximately 65–70 minute audiovisual experience built from music, image, text and silence. It can function as a standalone screening or as part of a wider programme with introduction, Q&A, reflection materials or diaspora-facing context.
The projects are suitable for secondary schools, universities, museums, cultural institutions, remembrance programmes, Polish diaspora organisations, educational initiatives and curated public events. Each format can be adapted to the audience, language needs and purpose of the event.
Available formats
Choose the level of context your audience needs.
Recommended
Screening + introduction
A short authorial or institutional introduction before the screening, framing the work as an experience of memory, testimony, responsibility and reflection.
Dialogue format
Screening + Q&A
A screening followed by an online or in-person conversation with the author, usually 20–30 minutes. Suitable for universities, schools, museums and cultural centres.
Education
Screening + reflection materials
Participant-facing prompts, discussion questions or a Witness Report pathway can support post-screening reflection without turning the work into a knowledge test.
Licence
Educational / non-theatrical licensing
A time-limited internal licence for institutions that wish to use the work in a controlled educational, commemorative or programme context.
Diaspora
Polish diaspora programme
A format for communities outside Poland, combining Polish-language cultural memory with English-facing context for mixed audiences and younger generations.
Typical duration
Screening
Approx. 65–70 minutes depending on the final version and event setup.
Screening + Q&A
Approx. 90–110 minutes including a short introduction and 20–30 minute discussion.
Extended event
Approx. 110–120+ minutes if reflection materials, additional artistic elements or a broader programme are included.
Suggested event flow
1. Context
Short institutional or authorial framing: why this work, why this audience, why this moment.
2. Screening
Presentation of the audiovisual work in the agreed technical format.
3. Reflection
Optional quiet moment, discussion prompt, educator-led conversation or Witness Report activity.
4. Conversation
Optional online or in-person Q&A focused on memory, process, responsibility and the role of the viewer.
What the institution receives
The exact set depends on the agreed format.
- Screening access
- Access to the agreed audiovisual work for the agreed event or licence period.
- Project description
- Short and extended project descriptions for internal planning, event pages and promotional use.
- Event wording
- Suggested title, event description and short introduction adapted to the audience and context.
- Technical note
- Playback guidance, sound requirements, screen/projection note and online Q&A requirements if needed.
- Reflection context
- Optional discussion prompts, educator-facing notes or participant reflection material.
- Authorial participation
- Optional introduction, online Q&A or in-person appearance depending on availability and location.
Technical requirements
Screening setup
HD playback, reliable laptop or media player, projector or large screen, darkened room where possible and a sound system capable of carrying music, voice and cinematic dynamics clearly.
Online Q&A
Stable internet connection, microphone, camera if required, speakers audible in the room and a host or moderator who can manage audience questions.
Audience context
The screening should be introduced as a reflective audiovisual work. It is not designed as background content or casual entertainment.
Language context
Polish-language and English-facing context can be adjusted for Polish, international or mixed audiences.
Responsible presentation
Veritas Humanum projects often touch difficult historical and moral subjects. They should be presented with restraint, contextual clarity and respect for the audience. The work avoids sensationalism and should not be framed as a spectacle.
External mentions, material deposits or event listings should be described according to their actual meaning. Unless formally confirmed, they should not be presented as patronage, endorsement, official recommendation or institutional partnership.
How to enquire
The more precise the context, the better the format can be prepared.
Please include
Institution name, city and country, proposed date, expected audience, preferred format, language needs, technical conditions and whether Q&A is expected online or in person.
Useful context
Event purpose, anniversary or educational theme, audience age group, programme length, promotional deadline and any institutional requirements around wording or materials.