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Impunity
Ein Film von Hollman Morris und Juan
José Lozano (2010)
Kolumbien heute: die größte Demobilisierung paramilitärischer Armeen - angeklagt, tausende Kolumbiener getötet zu haben - soll "Frieden und Gerechtigkeit" bringen. Dieser Prozess kommt jedoch plötzlich ins Stocken, sobald politische und wirtschaftliche Interessen am Paramilitarismus aufgedeckt werden. Sind die Familien der Opfer verdammt, Opfer zu bleiben, oder werden sie die Straflosigkeit (Impunity) bekämpfen können? Der Film "Impunity" wird mit freundlicher Genehmigung der Regisseure am Freitag, 11.11.11 um 19h im Rahmen des Kongresses gezeigt. Weitere Informationen auf der offiziellen Webseite. Hollman Morris
 Hollman
Morris is a Colombian journalist born in Bogota, in 1968, who has spent
more than 15 years covering Colombia’s internal armed conflict,
with a particular focus on human rights issues. Since 2002, Morris has directed the television series Contravía (Countercurrent). Through dozens of 28 minutes chapters, he has filmed some of the most important human rights cases in Colombia. His job has been considered for the academy and the experts as one of the must important video documentation of the recent history of Colombia. For his commitment to keep the memory of the Colombian contemporary history he has received important prizes around the world: Human Rights Watch Defender, 2007; Ibero-american New Journalism Foundation, 2007 and The Camera Justitia Award 2011. Morris, who is currently a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, was also selected as winner for the Nuremberg International Human Rights Award 2011. The documentary film titled Impunity, was film three years ago to give voice to and honor the memory of the thousands of victims of crimes in Columbia for which nobody has been held accountable. Juan José Lozano
 Juan
José Lozano is a Swiss and Colombian filmmaker born in 1971 in
Ibagué, Colombia. After Cinema and Television studies at the
National University of Colombia, he worked during the 90’ as
independent producer and director for documentaries involving the
Colombian Television.Since 2000, he lives in Switzerland where he directed several politically involved films dealing both with his host country – exploring young foreigners’ experiences of immigration (“Un train qui arrive est aussi un train qui part”, 2003) and the armed conflict in Colombia, examining its effects on the people (“Le bal de la vie et de la mort”, 2001. “Until the last stone”, 2006). His first documentary feature for theatrical release « Unwanted witness », 2008, wins prize Best Swiss Documentary at Visions du Réel, and was selected in several festivals (Toronto, Locarno, Rotterdam Leipzig…). |
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