The project entitled "Film as a tool to promote intercultural dialogue" is a project organized by the Adulis Foundation and partner organizations from Norway, the UK and the Netherlands, aimed at promoting a culture of film and its impact on intercultural dialogue. The project participants will be young Europeans aged 18-27 who are interested in broadly defined art, as well as the tools of filmmaking and who also has experience in the realization of youth projects. The project aims to integrate the European youth, educate participants about the art of film in Europe, deepen knowledge of video and film clips making techniques, deepen knowledge about the organization of film production, the work of director and producer, it also aims to develop coordination and organization skills among the participants, to develop knowledge of participants on intercultural dialogue and to expand knowledge of working in a group. The project will be conducted mostly in the form of workshops in which participants will learn how to implement and install a film, then will have a chance to put theory into practice by creating their own videos. After each day, as well as at the end of the project, along with the trainers, participants will take part in the evaluation meetings where they will summarize and evaluate the project activities. After completion of the project there will be conferences organized in the cities of partner organizations to promote the results of the project, intercultural dialogue and videos created by participants. These videos will also be placed on the websites of partners, local media and social networks. These activities aimed at dissemination and promotion of the project, as well as the topic of film and intercultural dialogue it self.