Lost Life-Movie

About the Short Movie: Stolen Lives

About the Short Movie: Stolen Lives

Event Overview:

"Lost Lifes" is a  short film created by Hitit University as part of the "Fake News: Tackling Discrimination" project. This film is an educational tool aimed at enhancing media literacy among youth and the broader community. The film addresses the pervasive influence of media and social media in our daily lives and the importance of critical engagement with these platforms.

Objective:

The film is designed to raise awareness about media literacy and the impact of media perceptions, particularly on social media. It seeks to educate viewers, especially young people, about the critical role media plays in shaping our understanding of the world and the necessity of discerning factual content from misinformation.

Target Audience:

While primarily targeting young people, the film is intended for all members of society who engage with various media forms. The film will be distributed via the websites of Hitit University, ORSAM, and ORIW, as well as through their official social media accounts like Instagram, making it accessible to a wide audience.

Content and Approach:

"Lost Lifes" will be a 5-10 minute film presented in both Turkish and English. It will feature expert insights on media literacy, guiding viewers to understand the significance of media in our lives and to develop the skills needed for critical analysis of media messages. The film will highlight the ability to differentiate between reality and fiction and understand the guiding and managing functions of media.

Expected Results:

The film is expected to significantly enhance media literacy among viewers, enabling them to critically assess and interpret media content. It aims to increase the number of media-literate individuals locally, regionally, and nationally. By fostering an understanding of media literacy, "Lost Lifes" will contribute to the development of a society that is more informed and capable of navigating the media landscape.