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The Salt of the Earth – Docufilm
The Salt of the Earth is a biographical documentary directed by Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado that chronicles the life and work of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado.
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In Event of Moon Disaster – What If Apollo 11 Had Failed? A Deepfake Project Re-imagines History
The Immersive Deepfake-Installation by Halsey Burgund and Francesca Panetta, titled In Event of Moon Disaster, is a multimedia art project that uses deepfake technology to recreate a historic moment with an alternate outcome: the Apollo 11 moon landing depicted as a failure, with U.S. President Richard Nixon delivering a never-spoken contingency speech announcing the astronauts’…
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The “HeArt of Gaza” exhibition at ZweiEck from 1 to 31 August 2025 in Leipzig (Germany).
The ongoing exhibition at ZweiEck pays tribute not only to Mohammed and Reema, two young lives tragically lost, but to all children of Gaza. Co-founded by Mohammed Timraz, this exhibition showcases powerful artwork that reflects the profound experiences of these children. Mohammed and Reema, who were just nine and thirteen years old when their lives…
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3 Great Websites to Discover Your Next Must-Watch Documentary
Explore three fantastic websites for free documentaries: DOCUMENTARY+ offers diverse content, WorkLizard fosters community engagement, and Top Documentary Films features an extensive library with regular updates. Happy streaming!
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The Documentary That Matters: “Inequality for All” Reviewed
“Inequality for All” is a powerful documentary narrated by Robert Reich, exploring the urgent issue of income inequality in the U.S. and its profound effects on democracy and society.
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“War, What If It Were Here?” by Janne Teller – A Haunting Thought Experiment
Janne Teller’s “What If War Were Here?” powerfully explores the human experience of war, adapting narratives across regions to highlight universal themes of loss, displacement, and resilience in conflict.
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“Hi Hitler!” by Gavriel D. Rosenfeld – The Normalization of the Nazi Past
In “Hi Hitler!”, Gavriel D. Rosenfeld critiques contemporary cultural representations of Nazism, exploring how humor and parody may trivialize the past while simultaneously emphasizing the regime’s historical significance and moral implications.
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The Spider’s Web Britain’s Second Empire – Docufilm
“The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire” explores how Britain evolved from a colonial power to a global financial hub, revealing the intricate offshore networks that conceal vast wealth and foster corruption.