Sunday 27th May
| Time | Film/Duration/Notes |
|---|---|
| 11:30am | Forbidden 67min |
| 11:45am | Who killed Chea Vichea? 57min |
| 1pm | Incessant Visions 71min |
| 1:15pm | Age of Champions 72min |
| 2:45pm | Tahrir 2011: the Good, the Bad and the Politician 90min |
| 3pm | Dancing with Dictators: The Story of the Last Foreign Publisher in Burma 80min |
| 4:45pm | Four Horsemen 97min |
| 4:45pm | A People Uncounted 99min |
| 6:45pm | We Are Poets 80min Q&A Including a live performance |
| 6:45pm | Dolphin Boy 72min |
| 8:30pm | Yakel 3D 70min 3D: A $1 surcharge applies for Yakel 3D screenings |
| 8:45pm | Five Star Existence 90min |
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
Age of ChampionsUSA A 100 yr old tennis champion, an 86 yr old pole vaulter and a team of basketball grannies chasing gold at the National Senior Games. It’s never too late to be a…
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.
A People UncountedCanada Gypsies both romanticized and vilified in popular culture, have endured centuries of intolerance and persecution in Europe, including the little known Holocaust genocide.
Documentary Edge Festival 2012
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Programme (PDF, 9.4MB)
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