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ACT Human Rights Film Festival Program List ACT Human Rights Film Festival Film Selections Film Title Director Streamable (as of July 2019) 2016 Festival Selections Burden of Peace Director: Joey Boink and Sander Wirken Vimeo American Arab Director: Usama Alshaibi Available to rent on multiple platforms Kings of Nowhere Director: Betzabé GarcÍa Available to rent on multiple platforms Planet of Snail Director: Yi Seung-jun iTunes Stories of Our Lives Director: Jim Chuchu n/a Justine Director: Pratap Rughani Vimeo Not My Life Directors: Robert Biheimer and Richard Young Amazon Prime The Shelter (L'Abri) Director: Fernand Melgar YouTube (free) I Am Nojoom, Aged 10 and Divorced Director: Khadija Al-Salami n/a Tomorrow We Disappear Director: Jimmy Goldblum Available to rent on multiple platforms Wind on the Moon Director: Yi Seung-jun n/a Pine Ridge Director: Anna Eborn Amazon Prime No Land's Song Director Ayat Najafi n/a Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus Director: Madaleine Sackler Amazon Prime Chau, Beyond the Lines Director: Courtney Marsh free: http://www.beyondthelinesfilm.com/watchfilm Born This Way Directors: Shaun Kadlec and Deb Tullmann Tubi (free) Sunrise Director: Partho Sen-Gupta Netflix and Available to rent on multiple platforms Something Better to Come Director: Hanna Polak DVDs available to order 2017 Festival Selections What Tomorrow Brings Director: Beth Murphy Available to rent on multiple platforms Driving with Selvi Director: Elisa Paloschi DVDs available to order Starless Dreams Director: Mehrdad Oskouei iTunes Walls Directors: Pablo Iraburu and Migueltxo Molina Amazon Prime The Apology Director: Tiffany Hsiung Amazon Prime I Am Not Your Negro Director: Raoul Peck Available to rent on multiple platforms The Fog of Srebrenica Director: Samir Mehanovic Vimeo Transit Havana Director: Daniel Abma Vimeo They Will Have To Kill Us First Director: Johanna Schwartz Available to rent on multiple platforms Solitary Director: Kristi Jacobson HBO Jackson Director: Maisie Crow DVDs available to order The Queen of Ireland Director: Conor Horgan Tubi (free) & Available to rent on multiple platforms Frame By Frame Directors: Alexandria Bombach and Mo Scarpelli iTunes Raving Iran Director: Susanne Regina Meures DVDs available to order This is Exile: Diaries of Child Refugees Director: Mani Benchelah n/a Sing Your Song Director: Susanne Rostock Tubi and Vudu (free) and Amazon Prime to rent 2018 Festival Selections Complicit Directors: Heather White and Lynn Zhang n/a Nowhere to Hide Director: Zardasht Ahmed PBS POV Mama Colonel Director: Dieudo Hamadi http://icarusfilms.com/if-mamac A Memory in Khaki Director: Alfoz Tanjour YouTube (free) Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World Directors: Catherine Bainbridge and Alfonso Maiorana Available to rent on multiple platforms Chega de Fiu Fiu Directors: Fernanda Frazão and Amanda Kamanchek Lemos n/a The Other Side of Everything Director: Mila Turajilic Amazon Prime Freedom for the Wolf Director: Rupert Russell n/a Dead Donkeys Fear No Hyenas Director: Joakin Demmer n/a ACT Human Rights Film Festival Film Selections Film Title Director Streamable (as of July 2019) Anote's Ark Director: Matthieu Rytz n/a 69 Minutes of 86 Days Director: Egil Haaskjold Larsen n/a Minding The Gap Director: Bing Liu Hulu Crime + Punishment Director: Stephen Maing Hulu 2019 Festival Selections Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements Director: Irene Taylor Brodsky n/a (eventually HBO) !Las Sandinistas! Director: Jenny Murray Available to rent on multiple platforms Western Collections Director Aaron Burns n/a The Accountant of Auschwitz Director: Matthew Shoychet Netflix Gaza Directors Andrew McConnell and Garry Keane n/a Angels are Made of Light Director James Longley n/a A Woman Captured Director Bernadett Tuza-Ritter n/a Midnight Family Director Luke Lorentzen n/a Eldorado Director Markus Imhoof n/a Letter from Masanjia Director Leon Lee Available to rent on multiple platforms The Waldheim Waltz Director Ruth Beckermann Available to rent on multiple platforms New Homeland Director Barbara Kopple n/a N. Scott Momaday: Words from a Bear Director: Jeffrey Palmer Airing on PBS on November 18, 2019 Edgecombe Director Crystal Kayiza n/a Los Comandos Directors Josh Bennett and Juliana Schatz Preston n/a Scenes from a Dry City Directors Francois Verster and Simon Wood vimeo (free) Our Song to War Director Juanita Onzaga n/a Trapped in the City of a Thousand Mountains Director David Verbeek n/a Ian Director Abel Goldfarb n/a Three Boys Manzanar Director Preeti Deb n/a 2019 Year-Round Selections TransMilitary Director Gabriel Silverman Available to rent on multiple platforms The Silence of Others Directors Almundena Carrecedo and Robert Bahar n/a Western Collections Director Aaron Burns n/a Ian Directotr Abel Goldfarb n/a.
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