Tag: Human Rights

Clinical language has an unusual breaking point. Doctors can describe blood loss, infection, amputation, and organ ...

Just Look Up begins with a scene any documentary editor would be grateful to have in ...

Gugu enters the film like a small act of resistance: glitter on his face, trophies in ...

Thin, silver mist hangs over the wide Dniester river, softening the ice into a pale, uncertain ...

Josh Appignanesi’s documentary Colossal Wreck begins with a dry, almost bitter examination of the machinery of ...

Patience Nitumwesiga’s documentary The Woman Who Poked The Leopard operates as an exacting, immersive study of ...

Aoife Kelleher’s documentary, Testimony, offers a clear examination of a long national trauma in Ireland. The ...

Low Rider marks Campbell X’s second feature, a road trip drama shaped by grief and dislocation. ...

A camera lens is supposed to create distance, a circle of glass that separates the observer ...

"She was one iron lady, we were hundreds." The line, delivered with the earned confidence of ...