Storytelling Through Film
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Channel: Columbia Business School · 2014 · Film & Animation
Films have the ability to take the viewer inside a completely new life, inspiring audiences towards change and an understanding of alternative lifestyles. Whether it's witnessing indifference in war torn Darfur, fighting for artistic freedom in a heavily censored country, or celebrating female empowerment within the Arab world, these movies take us to the heart of major social issues. Come behind the lens and hear three renowned filmmakers discuss how their work strives to make a difference. Speakers: Mona Eldaief, Director of Rafea: Solar Mama; Madeleine Sackler, Filmmaker of Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus; and Ricki Stern, Filmmaker of The Devil Came on Horseback. Moderated by Monika Mitchell, Founder & CEO, Good-B
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