Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, June 16, 2019
His family experience made him sensitive to the rapid cultural changes in Bolivia in recent decades. Aware of the history of film in Latin America, he is concerned with ethical as well as aesthetic issues in making films. Graham Douglas His latest film, “Compania”, won the Sesterce d’argent […]
I don’t want my films to become conscience-cleaning tools. Exposure is not enough, people need to speak for themselves. In the US, the Democrats are marginalizing their own followers: the older white males are the obstacle to change in both parties. Graham Douglas At Visions du Reel, the […]
Spurred by the police killings of Black people in 2016 he decides to make a film about Black America. By slowly absorbing their life in New Orleans, and by formally approaching the Black Panthers he builds a picture. He calls himself a ‘politically charged citizen’.
He talks about his fears for Brazil under the extreme right-wing government of Bolsonaro, especially the abuse of minority groups. His film about the arrest and violent abuse of a young man by the Brazilian police is also an interesting experiment in combining documentary and fiction.
A documentary by Marco Enríquez-Ominami (three times a candidate for the presidency in Chile) and filmmaker Rodrigo Vázquez .A fifty-two-minute geopolitical journey that questions the recent past in order to better understand the future. The film was screened in London and Paris. Marcos Ortiz After years of indisputable […]
