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documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Survivors of Andes Plane Crash: The Unforgettable True Story Behind Society of the Snow"

Survivors of the 1972 Andes plane crash, who resorted to eating the bodies of their dead friends to survive for 72 days, speak out in a new documentary and are depicted in a new Netflix drama called Society of the Snow. The survivors made a pact to eat each other if they died, and the harrowing story is retold through the narrative of rugby player Numa Turcatti. The upcoming film is based on the 1972 Andes flight disaster, where 26 lives were lost, and those who managed to cheat death were forced to resort to cannibalism to stay alive.

via Daily Mail|
#andes-plane-crash#cannibalism#documentary
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Exclusive Trailer Reveals 'Supernova' Documentary on Hamas Attack at Israeli Music Festival"

The trailer for the documentary film "Supernova: The Music Festival Massacre" has been released, showcasing the harrowing events of Hamas' attack on a music festival in Southern Israel. The film features eyewitness accounts, real-time footage, and a timeline of the attack, which resulted in the deaths of 365 attendees, hundreds wounded, and 40 kidnapped. The documentary is being produced by a team of acclaimed filmmakers and is currently in negotiations for distribution.

via Variety|
#documentary#documentaryfilm#hamas-attack
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Silver Dollar Road: Uncovering the Injustice of Black Land Dispossession"

Raoul Peck's new documentary, "Silver Dollar Road," explores the history of Black land dispossession through the story of the Reels family in North Carolina. The film highlights the importance of land ownership for Black Americans and the systemic barriers they face in maintaining ownership. It exposes the legal loophole of heirs' property, which has led to the loss of 90% of Black farmers' land in the 20th century. The documentary focuses on the Reels brothers' fight to keep their land and their unjust incarceration, while also celebrating the resilience and pride of the Black community. Peck hopes the film will raise awareness and inspire action to address the ongoing issue of land dispossession.

via The Guardian|
#black-community#documentaryfilm#family-resilience
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Nancy Pelosi's Daughter Explores Humanity and Controversy Surrounding Jan. 6 Insurrectionists"

In the HBO documentary "The Insurrectionist Next Door," filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi engages with Jan. 6 insurrectionists, including those who expressed violent intentions towards her mother, Nancy Pelosi. The film explores their motives and how they perceive their actions, revealing that many did not fully comprehend the severity of their crimes and got caught up in the moment. Despite their misguided beliefs, Pelosi finds humanity in these individuals, emphasizing that even those who represent the country's darkest impulses are still people. The documentary highlights the tragic consequences faced by some insurrectionists and the broken backgrounds that may have contributed to their actions.

via Rolling Stone|
#alexandra-pelosi#capitol-siege#documentaryfilm
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Empowering Intersex Lives: A Riveting Documentary Sheds Light on the Journey to Acceptance"

The new documentary "Every Body" profiles three intersex activists, including River Gallo, and explores the challenges and triumphs of their lives. Directed by Julie Cohen, the film sheds light on the trauma experienced by many intersex individuals in their youth, while also celebrating their journey towards self-acceptance and advocacy for social change. The documentary aims to educate viewers about the intersex community and inspire them to support their causes. "Every Body" premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and has received positive reviews for its engaging and empowering portrayal of intersex lives.

via HuffPost|
#activism#documentaryfilm#gender
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Championing Intersex Lives: A Riveting Documentary on Activism and the Power of 'Every Body'"

The documentary "Every Body" explores the lives of intersex individuals and their experiences with medical intervention and activism. Directed by Julie Cohen, the film features three intersex activists: Alicia Roth Weigel, River Gallo, and Sean Saifa Wall, who share their personal stories and advocate against unnecessary surgeries for intersex children. The documentary sheds light on the often closeted and misunderstood world of intersex individuals, highlighting the need for acceptance and understanding. Cohen, known for her previous documentaries on social justice issues, aims to create both a thought-provoking and empathetic film that challenges societal norms and promotes inclusivity.

via The New York Times|
#activism#documentaryfilm#gender-identity
documentaryfilm2 years ago

"Exploring Intersexuality: A Review of 'Every Body' Documentary"

The documentary film "Every Body" explores the lives of intersex individuals and their experiences with nonconsensual medical interventions in childhood. The film follows three advocates as they share their personal stories and shed light on the failures of the medical establishment in addressing the needs of the intersex community. With an estimated 1.7 percent of people worldwide being intersex, the film aims to educate viewers and spark conversations about intersex rights, policy changes, and the harmful misconceptions surrounding intersex individuals. The documentary also highlights the connection between anti-trans legislation and the fight for intersex rights.

via The Cut|
#activism#documentaryfilm#gender-identity