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An error has ocurred. Please try againA movement belongs to a younger generation of aspiring documentary filmmakers, after 2011 the start of the Syrian uprising.
Those creative films considered ethics and aesthetics, and got an international appreciation and presented at many prestigious festivals around the world.
Bidayyat for audiovisual arts which was launched in early 2013, played a huge role, through funding, producing, and organising many specialised training courses on documentary filmmaking. These films believed that the story remains incomplete without the presence of the director, without a treatment that locates the work in time and place, without manipulation of sound and picture, without intensive work on the composition and editing, the story remains incomplete if the audience cannot play a role, is not free to read and interpret documentary films unhindered by prescriptive and patronising advice.
Those creative films considered ethics and aesthetics, and got an international appreciation and presented at many prestigious festivals around the world.
Bidayyat for audiovisual arts which was launched in early 2013, played a huge role, through funding, producing, and organising many specialised training courses on documentary filmmaking. These films believed that the story remains incomplete without the presence of the director, without a treatment that locates the work in time and place, without manipulation of sound and picture, without intensive work on the composition and editing, the story remains incomplete if the audience cannot play a role, is not free to read and interpret documentary films unhindered by prescriptive and patronising advice.
stereotypes are an expression of the dominant ideology. Stereotypes serve to naturalize the power relationships in society (Image and Representation Key Concepts in Media Studies by Nick Lacey)
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Light as Feathers (2018)
Provocative and ethically questionable.
2 March 2021 - 0 out of 3 users found this review helpful.
Whether it's documentary or fiction based on reenactment, can't understand how the camera could be present in a very critical moments.
if it's a reenactment, what the real character's felt when reenacting such these actions, i.e. the sexual abuse...etc
Wonder what was the intention to make it?