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HRWIFF 2009 - Youth Producing Change Program - Audience Reaction 4
By: wpollock1
Posted: Jun 24 09
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Regions: Global, United States
Tags: Audience Reaction, childrens rights, cultural rights, film, film festival, HIV/AIDS, hrwiff, Human Rights watch, sexual abuse, water rights, Youth
Following the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival’s Youth Producing Change series, which showcased 10 short films made by young directors from around the world, we spoke to various audience members to hear their reactions to the series. We asked what they found most memorable about the films, what underlying message or tone they got from the films, and how this series may reflect on human rights in the future.
This video is part 4 of 4 - watch part 1, part 2, part 3.
To learn more about the program, read our review of the series on the Hub Blog.
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