Join us for a free screening of the documentary film "Living in Emergency" on November 18, 2017, 2:00PM at Cinematheque Davao. Session will be followed by a discussion with Filipino field workers of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), more commonly known as Doctors Without Borders.

Kindly register to reserve your slot. First come, first served basis.

Living in Emergency (2008)

Directed by: Mark Hopkins

Running Time: 93 minutes

Screening Time: 18 Nov (Saturday), 2PM

“Living in Emergency” is the 93-minute award-winning film that was shortlisted for the Best Documentary Oscar in the 82nd Academy Awards.

This movie follows four field doctors as they struggle to provide emergency medical care under extreme conditions in the warzones of Liberia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. This is not a pretty film about MSF heroes or heroines. It is about the reality of aid work -- blood and sweat, tough decisions and hard consequences, laughter and tears, cigarettes and beer, arguments and all.

Register here to watch the screening of "Living in Emergency" on November 18 (Saturday), 2PM at Cinematheque Davao. First come, first served basis.

Documentary Films | Sharing of Life in the Field | Q&A

Take part in a weekend of stories on saving lives and the humanitarian life with Filipino field workers of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), more commonly known as Doctors Without Borders, a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1999.

FREE ADMISSION. Limited slots only. First come, first served basis. You may attend more than one session. Register via the links below.

17 NOV 2017 (FRI), 7PM: MEET THE FIELD WORKERS
18 NOV 2017 (SAT), 2PM-4PM: "LIVING IN EMERGENCY"
18 NOV 2017 (SAT), 6PM-8PM: "ACCESS TO THE DANGER ZONE"

Visit http://msf-seasia.org/Davao2017 for more details.

Ask questions (and take a selfie!) with some of the Filipinos working on the front lines with MSF!

Speakers:

DR. KARINA MARIE AGUILAR
Anesthesiologist from Manila to give an inside look at MSF response in complex emergencies

SARAH JANE DEOCAMPO
Mental health specialist from Cotabato to talk about psychosocial care for Marawi "bakwit"

ROMELL NALITAN
Nurse from Bukidnon to discuss emergency nursing in conflict zones

MARIA BEATRIZ UY
Field HR & Admin from Davao to share about diversity in the field

Register here to attend the Q&A session on November 17 (Friday), 7PM at Cinematheque Davao.

Register for free to watch the screening of "Access to the Danger Zone," another critically acclaimed documentary which sheds light on the reality of working in the field, the risks aid workers face in the frontline, and efforts to preserve human dignity of people at the time of crises. Screens on November 18, 6PM at Cinematheque Davao. Register now!