빼앗긴 목소리 Silenced Voices
| 감독 | Beate ARNESTAD |
|---|---|
| 상영시간 | 60' |
| 제작국가 | Norway |
| 장르 | Documentary |
| 출시년도 | 2012 |
| 색채 | color + b&w |
| 포맷 | HDV |
| 화면비율 | 16:9 |
| 자막 | Korean+English |
| 배급 | |
상영정보
시놉시스
The film is told as a personal encounter with exiled Sri Lankan journalists who have been “silenced” and almost killed in their home country because they exposed war crimes, corruption and massacres of civilians. They claim these crimes have been committed by the state. A free press and independent journalism is a fundamental part of a democratic society. Today, however, information is increasingly exchanged through a global network. What that means, in short, is that restrictions on a free press somewhere in the world become restrictions everywhere in the world.
감독소개
Beate ARNESTAD
Beate Arnestad (b. 1957) has more than twenty years of experience working at the Norwegian Broadcasting Company (NRK), where she has produced and directed entertainment and cultural programmes. She made her debut as a documentary filmmaker with Where the waves sing in 2002, tracing the life of a former painter and governor in the forgotten Danish-Norwegian colony Tranquebar in India. While living in Sri Lanka from 2003 to 2006, she started exploring the concept of women in war, which turned into her award-winning second documentary My daughter the terrorist (2007). In 2010 she premiered her third full documentary, Telling truths in Arusha, focusing on various accounts of the Rwanda genocide during the trial of Father Hormisdas, and the Norwegian judge of the tribunals interpretations of these varying accounts.
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