Nina Špitálníková is a Czech writer and Korean studies specialist focused on North Korea and the testimonies of people fleeing its totalitarian regime. She is the creator of the multimedia festival Život za zdmi: Severní Korea (Life Behind Walls: North Korea), regarded as the largest event of its kind in the Czech Republic and Europe. Her work combines literary storytelling with immersive multimedia formats.
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Europe's largest multimedia exhibition about North Korea and North Korean refugees, featuring immersive installations, documentary photography, and personal testimonies of those who escaped.
A multimedia festival exploring life in North Korea and the stories of refugees, featuring an immersive installation, portraits, and firsthand accounts from those who escaped totalitarianism.
A 2-hour workshop for children aged 5+ with illustrator Dana Lédl, where kids create their own Tree of Freedom inspired by the book Tota the Flying Girl.
A multimedia festival exploring life in North Korea and the stories of refugees who escaped. Immersive installation in Prague Market Hall with authentic testimonies, photography, and a children's zone.
A multimedia festival exploring North Korea and the experiences of North Korean refugees through immersive installations, portraits, illustrations, and authentic testimonies. Includes a children's zone.
A multimedia festival about North Korea and the stories of refugees, featuring an immersive installation, portraits, and testimonies from those who escaped totalitarianism. Includes a children's zone.