Author: isabelle
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Delphine’s Prayers
Delphine’s Prayers Les Prières de Delphine DIRECTED BY: Rosine Mbakam COUNTRY: Belgium, Cameroon YEAR: 2021 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): French, Pidgin SUBTITLES: English RUNNING TIME: 91 min SECTION: International Forum 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSIS Delphine’s Prayers is the story of Delphine – a young Cameroonian woman – and her life in Belgium. Through a series of confessions from…
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Decameron
Decameron Decameron DIRECTED BY: Rita Hui Nga Shu COUNTRY: Hong Kong SAR China YEAR: 2021 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): Cantonese SUBTITLES: RUNNING TIME: 107 min SECTION: International Forum 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSIS“How can we live a normal life again?” The young people can’t leave the trauma of the 2019 social movement and still protest on the streets, but…
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Borga
Borga Borga DIRECTED BY: York-Fabian Raabe COUNTRY: Germany, Ghana YEAR: 2021 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): English, French, German SUBTITLES: German RUNNING TIME: 104 min SECTION: Previews at Cinecittà 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSIS The two brothers Kojo and Yoofi grow up on the electronic waste dump Agbogbloshi, which is based within Ghana’s capital Accra. In order to survive, they…
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Blutsauger
Bloodsuckers Blutsauger DIRECTED BY: Julian Radlmaier COUNTRY: Germany YEAR: 2021 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): English, German, Russian SUBTITLES: English, German RUNNING TIME: 127 min SECTION: International Competition 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSISAugust 1928: while workers and farmers search “Das Kapital” for answers to some mysterious vampire bite marks, a self-proclaimed baron enters the life of the charming heiress Miss…
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Bis an die Grenze
Night Shift Police DIRECTED BY: Anne Fontaine COUNTRY: France YEAR: 2019 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): French SUBTITLES: German RUNNING TIME: 98 min SECTION: Previews at Cinecittà 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSISBased on a novel by Hugo Boris, NIGHT SHIFT focuses on three Parisian police officers charged with driving a stranger back to the border. However, Virginie realizes their prisoner…
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Appropriation Takes You on a Weird Ride
Appropriation Takes You on a Weird Ride Appropriation Takes You on a Weird Ride DIRECTED BY: Maroan el Sani, Nina Fischer COUNTRY: Germany YEAR: 2020 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): German SUBTITLES: English RUNNING TIME: 20 min SECTION: International Forum 2021 SCREENINGS SYNOPSIS Appropriation Takes You on a Weird Ride investigates the strange German enthusiasm for Native Americans…
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Adam
Adam آدم DIRECTED BY: Maryam Touzani COUNTRY: Morocco, France YEAR: 2019 SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): Arabic SUBTITLES: German RUNNING TIME: 98 min SECTION: Previews at Cinecittà 2021, Weekender 2020
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Press
Press Press Contact Bianca Fischerbianca.fischer@filmfestival-der-menschenrechte.de Accreditation If you would like to report on NIHRFF as a journalist or press representative, we look forward to receiving your accreditation via the festival platform Eventival. To do so, please log in or register. Please understand that we may reject accreditations after checking them without giving reasons. There is…
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← back to homepage older posts Una Banda de Chicas with DJ set and film talk A Girl’s Band (Una Banda de Chicas) was screened at NIHRFF in 2019 and was an absolute festival favorite. We are delighted that Casablanca and the Frida Radikalo collective are now showing the film again in Nuremberg. Admission is…
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Weekender 2020
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NIHRFF 2015
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NIHRFF 2017
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Weekender 2018
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NIHRFF 2019
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Archive
Archive The NIHRFF archive offers an overview of the programmes of past festival and weekender editions.
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Guests of Honor
Guests of Honor Until 2017, NIHRFF honoured a representative of the international film industry with the NIHRFF Honorary Award, who stands for great engaging film art as well as political and human rights commitment in a special way.
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Profile
About NIHRFF The Nuremberg International Human Rights Film Festival (NIHRFF) is Germany’s biggest and most important film festival on human rights. The biannual festival presents international film art with a conscience from all around the world since 1999. With three international competitions, a high-profile jury, around 50 filmmakers, many activities for industry representatives and numerous…
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Open Eyes
Open Eyes Human rights films for schools Open Eyes – Human Rights Films for Schools is the educational school film project of the International Nuremberg Human Rights Film Festival in cooperation with the Filmhaus Nürnberg. The programme combines cultural and political education in an innovative way. In contrast to NIHRFF, the Open Eyes school film…
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