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SEEING IS BELIEVING:
Handicams Human Rights and the News
A One-Hour Documentary An important step towards understanding and curing the
world's ills is bearing witness, and in the decade
since an amateur videographer in Los Angeles recorded
the Rodney King beating, the use of handicams to
record events around the world has skyrocketed. With
SEEING IS BELIEVING, filmmakers Cizek and Wintonick
have come together to witness the witnesses.
The film explores the political and social
consequences of handicams and new communications
technologies being used by human rights activists, war
crimes investigators, rightwing hate groups and
ordinary citizens. Along the way, several key
questions are raised, including: Does the presence of
a video camera help save lives or rather increase the
danger to those being threatened? What will be the
impact of this proliferation of personal video
cameras? How will it affect privacy? SEEING IS
BELIEVING raises many questions; it may be for us to
answer them.
-Mark Rabinowitz,
Films of Conflict and Resolution Series Programmer Hamptons International Film Festival |
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