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22 May 2023

Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) Entries

Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) Entries

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The Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) is a film festival coordinated by the World Health Organisation (WHO), which aims to create a movement for health promotion and health education through films.

The Health for All Film Festival (HAFF) firmly believes in the power of advocacy through short films to raise awareness and inspire organisations, businesses, communities, and governments to advance societies so that health is available for all.

The 4th edition of the HAFF has shortlisted 93 films out of more than 780 entries received. WHO staff from all over the world participated in this preselection.

We particularly like Why is everyone so silent about noise pollution? a strong message told by kids in a powerfully illustrated style.

We encourage you to comment on your favourite films on the Youtube playlists below and share them on your social media channels using the #Film4Health hashtag before the 5th June 2023.

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You can find the full YouTube playlists here for each of the categories.

 

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