These two films bring back the past with incredible power and emotion. How do they do this without holding our viewers as “emotional hostages'? Can we tell intimate, personal stories of the past without losing the broader context of history? These examples demonstrate how to maintain the delicate balance of these dilemmas with exceptional results. This is more than history -- it is also about healing and memory.
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Shot over 7 years this is an unforgettable story of one family, stretching back two decades. Through the ultimate unfolding of personal narratives, the film raises… -
From UPF
For several years now Cambodian society has been stirred up by the possibility that those responsible for the Khmer Rouge genocide could be brought to trial. This is the…