Emerging genre: More and more independent documentary filmmakers now plan social impact strategies like Zero Impunity’s digital demonstrations with their production to inspire real change.
The Freedom Film Fest hopes to bring about change through social documentaries on pressing issues like wartime rape and the poverty trap many young people are caught in.
NORA was only 11 when she was captured by the Syrian army and turned into a sex slave.
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Emerging genre: More and more independent documentary filmmakers now plan social impact strategies like Zero Impunity’s digital demonstrations with their production to inspire real change.
Unique voice: ‘Zero Impunity’ combines animation with investigative journalism reports to talk about wartime rape and sexual violence.
Hip hop dreams: Arnott and his Beats Bus gave disadvantaged kids a chance to record their own rap material in ‘A Northern Soul. - Photos courtesy of FFF
Social impact: Combining animation with investigative journalism reports, 'Zero Impunity' highlights the hidden facets of sexual violence in war.
Making an impact: The audience can get involved in the documentary’s digital demonstrations that are projected onto large buildings and public spaces.
Change, one documentary at a time: Guth will be sharing her experience and strategies in creating a social media impact campaign with ‘Zero Impunity’ at FFF2019
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