New Zealand Human Rights Film Festival
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The New Zealand Human Rights Film Festival, first held in May of 2005, is the initiative of the Human Rights Network of Aotearoa (New Zealand), an independent, non-partisan, non-government organisation formed in 2000. The festival is the first human rights-themed film festival held in New Zealand, and run a series of screenings in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
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[edit] The Films
[edit] 2005 Features
(Incomplete list)
- Behind the Labels
- Shipbreakers
- Mother's crossing
- Sacrifice
- Mercy
- Burma Report
- Resistencia: Hip Hop in Columbia
- Fourth World War
- Hamburg Cell
[edit] 2006 Features
- 1000 Women and a Dream
- Bhopal: The Search for Justice
- Breaking Bows and Arrows: A search for reconciliation and forgiveness
- The Doctor, the Depleted Uranium and the Dying Children
- Drowned Out
- Frozen Angels
- A Letter to the Prime Minister – Jo Wilding’s Diary from Iraq
- Lost Children
- Mardi Gras: Made in China
- On the Spot - Miguel, Në Terren
- Ngatahi: Know the Links (Festival Cut One)
- Passabe
- The Real Thing: Coca, Democracy and Rebellion in Bolivia
[edit] 2006 Shorts
- Azadi
- Dual Injustice
- The Best Kept Secret - El secreto major guardado
- From Prison to Frontline: Portering for SPDC Troops
- Daughters of Belen - Hijas de Belen
- United
- Voices from the Salween Valley
- Vuka Vrcevica – A Violation of housing rights
- Winner Every Day
[edit] Future Festivals
The 2007 film selections will be announced soon.
Human Rights Filmmakers can submit to the 2008 festival through the official website.
[edit] School Screenings
The festival also runs screenings for registered local schools, providing information packs for students and answering questions with Q & A sessions after the screenings.
