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  • Human Rights Festival Berlin announces Human Rights Forum activities & guests

    Human Rights Festival Berlin announces Human Rights Forum activities & guests

    The Human Rights Film Festival Berlin is inviting storytellers to attend its Human Rights Forum from 20 to 23 September 2021. This four-day international and transdisciplinary conference on storytelling, #human rights# and #activism will be opened by German Minister of State #Michelle Müntefering# and host international guests through keynotes, discussions and workshops. The Human Rights…

  • «It is important for us to give a voice to different film forms and storytelling»

    «It is important for us to give a voice to different film forms and storytelling»

    DOCAVIV: Artistic Director Karin Rywkind Segal on the festival's 23rd edition.

  • The many dreams of Libya

    The many dreams of Libya

    DISSENT: Undying patriotism in the face of a country that no longer needs you.

  • Movies that Matter 2021: The complete winners

    Movies that Matter 2021: The complete winners

    The Netherlands’ Movies that Matter Festival has just announced its winners. The international film festival on #human rights# held 30 national and international premieres and a wide range of in-depth programmes. Later in 2021, the festival will organise screenings in satellite cities across The Netherlands. Movies that Matter 2021 winners Grand Jury Fiction Award: Quo…

  • Extraordinary women

    Extraordinary women

    FEMALE VOICES: New forms of expression and film language set two films apart from the 30th African, Asian and Latin American Film Festival

  • The «disappeared»

    The «disappeared»

    CONFLICT: The abductions and disappearance of over 100,000 Syrians reveal yet another aspect of a cruel war strategy.

  • Everything is other people’s fault

    Everything is other people’s fault

    MEDIA: Where advertising gives a feeling of well-being, desire and pleasure, new media consumption gives one of paranoia, anger and mistrust. Hate sells. Even on Capitol Hill.

  • Humans of no nation

    Humans of no nation

    REFUGEES: Since 2016, 700,000 people of the Rohingya Muslim minority fled Myanmar making the Kutupalong refugee camp one of the biggest in the world.

  • High priests of climate denialism

    High priests of climate denialism

    ENVIRONMENT: A masterful confrontation with the deceptions and self-deceptions of central climate deniers – and the sinister consequences of their successful campaigns.

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