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THE BURNING WALL3.3.2004
(Vastarinnan vuodet)
SCOTTSBORO
3.3.2004
(Scottsboro -oikeusmurha)
In Scottsboro trial, nine black boys were accused of the rape of two, white girls. The court of Alabama sentenced the boys to death, which created a civil movement against judicial murder and changed Alabama for good.
(Rajaseudun kapinalliset)
There was a desperate need for copper from the Montana mines in the World War I, but the Irish and Finnish miners in the US opposed the war and were on strike for better pay. Pinkerton detectives were sent to stop the miners from striking.
Director: Desmond Bell
(Puhtauden aika)
A woman must be pure. According to the Orthodox Jewish laws, a husband is not allowed to be intimate with his wife during her periods and the following seven days. The award-winning documentary portrays how Natalia, Katie, Shira and the filmmaker herself deal with the issue of purity in their personal lives.
Director: Anat Zuria
(Zavtra - huomenna)
Imatra is not far away from Svetogorsk, but the border between the cities divides them into two different worlds.
Directors: Ari Martikainen and Markku Heikkinen
(Murha sunnuntaiaamuna)
(Valkoinen kuningas, musta kuolema)
The Belgian king Leopold II ruled Congo and used black slaves in his rubber plantations. Millions of people died in an incomprehensibly cruel way.
Director: Peter Bate
(Unohdettu massamurha)
Indonesia's president, Sukarno, was overthrown in the middle of the 1960's. About half a million communists were killed in a tragic massacre. The prize-winning Australian documentary examines the background of the events and the part the U.S, U.K and
Australia played in them.
Director: Chris Hilton
(Bussi 174)
Sandro do Nascimento hijacked a bus full of passengers in Brazil. This drama took place in front of television cameras and ended in bloodshed. The next people on the fireline were the policemen. |