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Daniel Ortega

London Human Rights Film Festival 2015
Human Rights Watch Film Festival

Celebrating Individual and Community Efforts to Effect Change

18-27 March 2015, London

Barbican, British Museum, Curzon Soho, Ritzy Picturehouse

(London, February 12, 2015) – The 19th edition of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in London will be presented from 18 to 27 March, 2015 with a programme of 16 award-winning documentary and feature films, Human Rights Watch said today.

The festival will include live music performances following screenings of Beats of the Antonov and No Land’s Song and a Guardian Masterclass focusing on human rights reporting and digital storytelling. The festival will take place at the Barbican, British Museum, Curzon Soho, and Ritzy Brixton.

“This year’s festival features many determined, brave individuals – such as Colombia’s philosopher-politician-teacher Antanas Mockus, the Afghan school founder Razia Jan, and Guatemala’s first female attorney general, Claudia Paz y Paz – who have made huge personal sacrifices to bring about change”, said John Biaggi, director...
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  • 2/19/2015
  • by John
  • SoundOnSight
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