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Rebel with a lost cause
JUSTICE: For almost fifty years, Lea Tsemel has been at the forefront of the fight for justice and compassion for those lost and indefensible in society’s eye.
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It’s others that interest me
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: At 90, French New Wave pioneer Agnès Varda reflects on her career and a creative philosophy of community and empathy.
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The lost prize of freedom
SYRIA: A filmmaker begins documenting a celebration of freedom in Aleppo but ends up documenting the devastating consequences of that dream.
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A permission structure for mass murder
DRUGS: What happens when you don’t just give the executers of state monopolized violence license to kill, but also a promise of impunity?
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The art of displacement: mobiles on the migrant trail
MIGRANTS: The Fazili family shoots their perilous journey from Afghanistan through the Balkan migration route to an uncertain future on three mobile phones.
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Small fragments of beauty
«I was born by the sea, I will stay by the sea, and I will be buried by the sea!» 14 year old Ahmad Jamal al Aqraa utters.
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POV: More than screamers?
The people who described the concentration camps during the second world war were referred to as “screamers”. This referred to the fact that they did manage to get their message heard, but only for an hour, before, as the Hungarian Arthur Koestler pointed out, “their mental half-defence begins to work, and in a week the…
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ONE WORLD FILM FESTIVAL 2002: Connecting to the World
Fiona Murch, head of programs at BBC’s "Correspondent" was on the main Jury at the One World Human Rights Film Festival in Prague this April.
