Burma

  • Documenting resistance through cinema

    Documenting resistance through cinema

    MYANMAR Pots and pans against bullets and bombs: the story of Myanmar’s rising resistance to the military coup of February, 2021.

  • A hidden parallel

    A hidden parallel

    ECOLOGY: The human cost of fishing in South East Asia

  • REPORT: BURMA

    REPORT: BURMA

    Producer and international documentary ambassador Peter Wintonick recounts his findings as a jury member at the First Human Rights Human Dignity International Film Festival in the dawn of a new Burma.

  • A conspiracy against conspiracy

    A conspiracy against conspiracy

    What is the power of disclosure? asks Truls Lie. Three films – from Burma, from Guantánamo and about Wikileaks – shows that todays “guerrilla” don’t use violence but information as their weapon.

  • NEW HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY: Truth as an inspiration

    NEW HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY: Truth as an inspiration

    Some filmmakers working with the feature documentary genre want to reconnect us with History itself, enticing audiences to actively engage with the ever-changing, politically motivated interpretations of our recent history. Three films reconstruct historical documentary by changing the form and by providing an intense participatory experience through their main character.

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