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Photojournalist Fatima Hassouna killed in Gaza, days before Cannes premiere of film featuring her work
Fatima Hassouna, the 25-year-old Palestinian photojournalist who has chronicled the claustrophobic dignity of life in the #Gaza Strip, was killed Tuesday in an Israeli airstrike that obliterated her family home in #Gaza City#. Nine members of her family died alongside her. The strike came just weeks before her international debut at the Cannes Film Festival,…
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The Veto
UN: Expert insiders reveal tensions and calls for reform at the UN, questioning its future amid great-power politics and veto abuse.
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The Propagandist
PROPAGANDA: The rise and fall of a filmmaker who reshaped Dutch cinema by serving Nazi propaganda during World War II.
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FIFDH unveils full 2025 human-rights focused film programme
The 23rd edition of the Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH) is making a call for reflection and action in a world threatened by rising extremism, geopolitical turmoil, and the erosion of fundamental rights. From 7-16 March, the festival brings together filmmakers, thinkers, and activists to confront some of the time’s…
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AI, Global Crises, and Visual Storytelling at the 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival
The 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival (6-16 March) returns this year with a programme that spans explorations of #Artificial Intelligence#, urgent contemporary crises, and a compelling visual identity designed by painter Dimitris Anastasiou. Artificial Intelligence: A Cinematic Exploration This year’s festival presents AI, an Inevitable Intelligence, a tribute dedicated to the intersection of artificial intelligence…
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The Bibi Files
CORRUPTION: Alexis Bloom's gripping exposé of the web of lies apparently woven by Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid corruption charges shows how one man's fear of jail has led to war and instability in the Middle East.
