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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)...
Accessing the Rhino Issue as an Independent Filmmaker

Accessing the Rhino Issue as an Independent Filmmaker

by Cinema Humain | Jun 13, 2015 | Africa, Behind-the-scenes, Environment, Opinion Pieces, Production Diaries, Trafficking, Wildlife

  written by Reina-Marie Loader I started writing this post at the O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on my way back to the UK (11 August 2012). One of the major objectives of the second research trip for HORN was to film wild rhino on...

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