Tuesday 22nd May
| Time | Film/Duration/Notes |
|---|---|
| 12:45pm | Teta, Alf Marra 48min Arabic Fusion - The Sound Between the Notes 35min |
| 1pm | A People Uncounted 99min |
| 5:45pm | Mother: Caring for 7 Billion 60min |
| 6pm | Dead Men Talking 52min |
| 7:15pm | Dancing with Dictators: The Story of the Last Foreign Publisher in Burma 80min |
| 7:15pm | Life in Stills 60min |
| 8:45pm | The Queen Has No Crown 82min |
| 9pm | The Price of Sex 73min Introduction by The Human Rights Commission |
| Time | Film/Duration/Notes |
|---|---|
| 12pm | Shakespeare High 81min |
| 2pm | The Flat 97min |
Key to symbols
- Q&A
- Filmmakers and/or the subject of the film will be in attendance at a short question and answer session with the audience immediately after the screening.
- New
- Extra screening or programme update.
Highlights from today’s screenings
Teta, Alf MarraLebanon/Qatar/United Arab Emirates A feisty Beiruti grandmother at the centre of a film designed to commemorating her many worlds before they are erased by the passage of time and her eventual death.
Mother: Caring for 7 BillionUSA/Ethiopia/Sweden Can the world’s population continue to be sustained? The film brings to light the major cause of our environmental, humanitarian and social crises — population…
Dancing with Dictators: The Story of the Last Foreign Publisher in BurmaAustralia Witness the battle to run a newsletter in one of the most repressive countries in the world. An insight into the corruption and dangers in contemporary Bruma.
Documentary Edge Festival 2012
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Programme (PDF, 9.4MB)
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