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Hillbrow: Fragmented Spaces of Suffering and Hope

Hillbrow: Fragmented Spaces of Suffering and Hope

by Cinema Humain | Jan 17, 2018 | Behind-the-scenes, Human Rights, Production Diaries

; Hillbrow Fragmented Spaces of Suffering and Hope 17 JANUARY, 2018 Human Rights Hillbrow Research Diary There are many spaces of transformation in South Africa where past and present human rights violations have been engrained in the very foundations of its...
The ‘War on Terror’: Post-9/11 Television Drama, Docudrama and Documentary

The ‘War on Terror’: Post-9/11 Television Drama, Docudrama and Documentary

by Cinema Humain | Dec 28, 2016 | Human Rights, Reviews

Title: The ‘War on Terror’: Post-9/11 Television Drama, Docudrama and Documentary Author: Stephen Lacey and Derek Paget Publisher: University of Wales Press Published Date: 15 June 2015 Pages: 198pp Price: £95 (Hardcover), £90.25 (kindle)...
Visual Perspectives in ‘Battle for Haditha’

Visual Perspectives in ‘Battle for Haditha’

by Reina-Marie Loader | May 11, 2016 | Education, Film analysis, Human Rights

Visual Perspectives in Battle for Haditha 11 MARCH, 2016 Docudrama Film Analysis Iraq War by Reina-Marie Loader It is remarkable to note just how many filmmakers opted to place the American conduct in Iraq under particular scrutiny – especially in the year 2007....
How does the visual style of ‘City of God’ draw attention to social realities in Brazil?

How does the visual style of ‘City of God’ draw attention to social realities in Brazil?

by Reina-Marie Loader | May 2, 2016 | Education, Film analysis, Human Rights, Resources, Student

How does the visual style of City of God draw attention to social realities in Brazil? 02 MAY, 2016 Film Analysis Human Rights Docudrama h The following article about City of God forms part of a resource Reina-Marie Loader developed to aid students in the planning,...
Mhani Gingi: Empowering Industrious Women in South Africa

Mhani Gingi: Empowering Industrious Women in South Africa

by Cinema Humain | Feb 27, 2016 | Africa, Business, Human Rights, Interviews

d Mhani Gingi Empowering Industrious Women in South Africa Cinéma Humain collaborated with a grass-roots organisation in Cape Town, South Africa, called Mhani Gingi to create a series of handcrafted bracelets. Founded by Lillian Masebenza, the organisation creates...
Writing a Film Essay: A Planning Guide

Writing a Film Essay: A Planning Guide

by Cinema Humain | Feb 4, 2016 | Education, Film analysis, Human Rights, Resources, Student

d  Writing a Film Essay: A Planning guide d Film Example: City of God (2002) Buy Resource We’ve all had those moments as students when working at the corner shop for the rest of our lives seemed like a better option than battling our way through the essay...
Why Cecil unmasks Humanity

Why Cecil unmasks Humanity

by Reina-Marie Loader | Jan 18, 2016 | Africa, Environment, Human Rights, Opinion Pieces, Wildlife

d Why Cecil unmasks Humanity d I was asked by a few people to provide them with the transcript of a video I did a few months ago about my reaction to the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe. Of course I will do so gladly here. Please keep this discussion going...
Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Thoughts inspired by ‘Not my Life’ (2011)

Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Thoughts inspired by ‘Not my Life’ (2011)

by Reina-Marie Loader | Jan 6, 2016 | Film Reviews, Human Rights, Trafficking

Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery: Thoughts inspired by Not my Life (2011) 06 JANUARY, 2016 Human Rights Documentary Modern Slavery by Reina-Marie Loader Slavery is probably one of the most heinous of modern-day injustices. It connects to a huge variety of other...
Ethics and the Documentary Filmmaker

Ethics and the Documentary Filmmaker

by Reina-Marie Loader | Nov 25, 2015 | Africa, Education, Environment, Film analysis, Human Rights, Trafficking, Wildlife

Ethics and the Documentary Filmmaker African Hunting Holiday (2008), Saving Rhino Phila (2012) and HORN (2014) g by Reina-Marie Loader g Abstract This article addresses some of the ethical considerations affecting the documentary filmmaker dealing with issues of...
How the Camera turns into a Weapon

How the Camera turns into a Weapon

by Cinema Humain | Nov 11, 2015 | Film analysis, Human Rights, Student

Student Essay How the Camera turns into a Weapon The role of the media in Hotel Rwanda and Silvered Water: Syria a Self-Portrait An essay by Johanna Seebrandt, Student at the University of Vienna What role do the media play in wars and conflicts? Do the (horrifying)...
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