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We were thrilled to work with #HRWFFLDN for another year, creating a marketing strategy to showcase their selection of critically acclaimed titles & filmmakers. The festival was in person at Barbican Centre and online during March.

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@iaccseries Transparency International & #Films4Transparency Festival proudly support DELIKADO: Bobby & his team of land defenders won't stop at nothing to protect their land & their people's future. At #HRWFFLDN opening night. Live discussion. 16/3 @barbicancentre bit.ly/3lmEs3P

“My story is not everyone’s story, but there are also parts of it that are not unique to me.”

Brian shares three main things he wants people to know about his tardive dyskinesia (TD) diagnosis. bit.ly/3SIXttZ

There is love in resistance. The Human Rights Watch Film Festival is back. Experience an incredible lineup of 10 films + live Q&As on the big screen in London or join the festival online across the UK+Ireland. Tickets: bit.ly/3RMvx8i

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Delikado is coming to London! Thank you to Human Rights Watch Film Festival for choosing Delikado to open the Human Rights Watch Film Festival London at the Barbican on 16 March 2023.

Tickets go on sale tomorrow, Feb 16. Watch this space for the announcement or follow Human Rights Watch Film Festival #HRWFFLDN

Delikado features Bobby & his team of land defenders who will stop at nothing to protect their land, the climate & their people's future. Watch at #HRWFFLDN on opening night with drinks reception & live discussion.

DelikadoFilm 16/3 at @barbicancentre bit.ly/3lmEs3P

I Didn’t See You There ★★★★ Human Rights Watch Film Festival

A remarkably affecting film, Reid Davenport’s I Didn't See You There places us in the frustrated position of what the daily struggles are for wheelchair users. A bold and hopefully eye-opening film.

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Koromousso, Big Sister explores gender inequality, women’s bodies + pleasure through the stories of 3 women who bond over their experiences with FGM + reconstructive surgery. Watch at #HRWFFLDN Barbican Centre on 23/3 w/ streaming in UK + IE 20/3 - 26/3. bit.ly/40FL7GD

Opening Night is this Thursday📢Koromousso,Big Sister explores gender inequality & social norms about women’s bodies and pleasure through the stories of 3 women who bond over their experiences with FGM/C #HRWFFLDN . Use Discount code:👉CHANGE23👈for 15% off film streaming tickets

Intensely thought provoking documentary which compels us to examine the meaning of a 'victim' and acknowledge the existing, shattering consequences of colonialism. More need to wake up to the nightmare created.

🎬 THEATRE OF VIOLENCE

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Gripping documentary Theatre of Violence asks: how do we define “justice” when the perpetrator is also a victim.

Watch online this weekend, streaming across the UK + IRE. Get your digital tickets here: fal.cn/3wTiO

On March 23, our The Girl Generation is partnerning with Human Rights Watch Film Festival for a panel with Dr Leyla Sirad Hussein Gikandi OBE + screening of Koromousso, Big Sister which features the stories of 3 women + their experiences with #FGM + reconstructive surgery. #HRWFFLDN Barbican Centre. bit.ly/40FL7GD

Join The Girl Generation + Human Rights Watch Film Festival for a screening of Koromousso, Big Sister, which features the stories of 3 women + their experiences with #FGM + reconstructive surgery, and panel with Dr Leyla Sirad Hussein Gikandi OBE + Jim Donovan on March 23. #HRWFFLDN Barbican Centre. bit.ly/40FL7GD

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If the Streets were on Fire to you guys. Support the young people of London's streets in the name of ‘Knives Down Bikes Up’ as youth violence rises.

Join Human Rights Watch Film Festival to watch the screening & live Q&A from Barbican Centre bit.ly/3I7KTAQ

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The Human Rights Watch Film Festival London 2023 programme is now live!

Take a look at Human Rights Watch Film Festival's line-up of 10 powerful stories with everyday change makers at the forefront, here: bit.ly/3DMFixp

📅 Attend the festival March 16-24 at Barbican Centre

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There's been some really wonderful conversations at #HRWFFLDN and some really incredible films. Watch them across the UK + Ireland until Sunday night.

There is love in resistance. The Human Rights Watch Film Festival is back. Experience an incredible lineup of 10 films + live Q&As on the big screen in London or join the festival online across the UK+Ireland. Tickets: bit.ly/3RMvx8i

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Koromousso, Big Sister captures personal stories + deep moments of support as a small community of women from West Africa in Canada push FGM to the forefront of the conversation.

Join #HRWFFLDN on 23/3 for the intl. premiere + live Q&A at Barbican Centre bit.ly/40FL7GD

Alice Russell's slick & powerful documentary explores how London youth reclaim space, challenge the knife crime epidemic & create community through a local bike program. Watch at #HRWFFLDN on 19/3 @barbicancentre + streaming across the UK + IRL 20/3- 26/3 bit.ly/3I7KTAQ

We’ll be in conversation w/ Reid Davenport after screening I Didn't See You There. A film that forces you to confront the spectacle + invisibility of #disability . Join for the captioned screening at the Barbican Centre tomorrow.

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There is love in resistance. There is joy in community. Let's continue to spark conversation about human rights.

There's still time to join us at Barbican Centre, but remember you can watch all the films online across the UK + Ireland until 26 March. bit.ly/3RMvx8i

Tickets for Human Rights Film Festival London are now on sale!

Find out more about their incredible programme and get your tickets now! #HRWFFLDN