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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2020
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Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2020

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 / 8 June 2020

This year's 'digital edition' of Human Rights Watch's consistently engaging and enraging collection of documentaries is at its best when spotlighting the activists fighting to make humanity more human.

American Gun Culture and the Political Aesthetics of Keith Maitland’s ‘Tower’
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American Gun Culture and the Political Aesthetics of Keith Maitland’s ‘Tower’

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 / 4 May 2017
Tower seeks to awake us from our ideological slumber by returning us to the first mass school shooting in modern US history. Are we awake, yet?
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SFIFF Spotlight: Documentary Cinema

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 / 14 May 2013
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‘Mr. Lincoln and The Civil War’ Offers Historical Lesson in the Presidency and the Documentary

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 / 14 January 2013
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Surveying the Design of Everyday Objects in ‘Objectified’

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 / 6 January 2013
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Outsiders Tell the Story of the Other America in ‘Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975’

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 / 13 February 2012
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‘Tabloid’: Obsessive as Ever and Obsessive About Everything

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 / 27 November 2011
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A Style Icon’s Legacy is Dissected by the Man Who Loved Him in ‘L’amour fou’

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 / 25 October 2011
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Full Frame Film Festival 2011: ‘Project Nim’

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 / 28 April 2011
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Full Frame Film Festival 2011: ‘We Still Live Here’

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 / 28 April 2011
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‘Freakonomics’: Dismal Is as Dismal Does

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 / 9 February 2011
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Rem Koolhaas: A Kind of Architect

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 / 21 September 2010