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Enemies Of The People
This international film festival aims to showcase the stories of activists and survivors from across the globe. Currently in its 14th year, it brings together documentary and fiction films with the intention of galvanising those who watch them to join those taking action against injustices many face every day.
This year's London arm of the festival runs from March 17 to 26 and will screen 28 films from 20 countries.
View previous years coverage of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival festival:
Human Rights Latest Reviews
Probe into the case of the Angola 3 - who were convicted in the US of murdering a prison guard, despite no physical evidence or credible eye witnesses.
The untold story of Iranian secularists.
As Indonesia prepares to invade the tiny nation of East Timor, five Australian based journalists go missing, a month later a veteran correspondent follows them, determined to find out the truth.
Two young couples leave Albania and Serbia in search of a better life further west, but find the reality is out of step with their dreams.
Fiction meets documentary in this story of underground musicians in Tehran.
A young journalist whose family was killed by the Khmer Rouge befriends the perpetrators of the Killing Fields genocide.
Anatomy of a murder, Iranian style.
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59th New York Film Festival early bird highlights Futura, Jane By Charlotte, James Baldwin: From Another Place and The Velvet Underground
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