Theater play connects generations to discuss digital literacy in Montenegro

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The Korifej theater and the Agency for Audiovisual Media Services (AMU) performed a play titled Poklon in five elderly homes across Montenegro during October and November.
The production featured a grandfather and granddaughter navigating the challenges of the digital world. Children and elderly residents watched the performance together to foster mutual understanding and dialogue between different age groups. The play explored issues such as internet communication risks, digital addiction, and misinformation through a humorous conversation between the two main characters.
During the tour, the AMU distributed a guide called Vodič za srebrne surfere to help seniors use social media more safely. Children received a booklet titled Moj svijet medija to learn about media literacy. The agency expanded its program this year by including an older audience alongside the children who usually participate in their media literacy initiatives. The production traveled to several locations, including Podgorica, Bijelo Polje, Nikšić, Pljevlja, and Ris.
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