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New York: Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2010

July 10, 2010

Christopher Llewellyn Reed

Open Society Institute Awards $5 Million to Support Sundance Institute and Documentary Films

July 15, 2009

Christopher Llewellyn Reed

Denise Ho: Becoming the Song (Sue Williams, 2020) 3 out of 4 stars. Director Sue Williams (Death by Design) brings the story of Cantopop star Denise Ho, her beginnings and inspiration that brought her to fame, her controversial exclusion from Hong Kong’s radio airstreams, and her part in the protests and uprisings in China against […]

Film Review: “Welcome to Chechnya” Chillingly Showcases the Hell of Kadyrov’s Violent Campaign Against Gays and Lesbians

Welcome to Chechnya (David France, 2020) 4 out of 4 stars. Russia’s Chechen Republic is a tough place. For almost two decades following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the region fought many a civil conflict, establishing – and then losing – independence from Muscovite overlords along the way. These days, it is directly ruled by […]

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“Hamilton” Is Epic Spectacle
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Film Review: “On the Record”
June 9, 2020
On November 17, 2016, The New York Times heralded it’s article on Russell Simmons with the >>
Film Review: THE INVISIBLE MAN
February 27, 2020
Clever adaptation with Moss possessing a skill for silent hysteria. Moss’s co-star, the film’s >>
Film Review: BIRDS OF PREY
February 7, 2020
Harley keeps her “devil may care” attitude but the rest of the cast are in other movies. Childish, >>
Film Review: LITTLE WOMEN
January 2, 2020
Chalamet is a disaster as the object of desire of 2 of the Little Women. He’s like the fifth sister >>

New York: Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2010

Open Society Institute Awards $5 Million to Support Sundance Institute and Documentary Films

The Challenge of Human Rights

The Challenge of Human Rights