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Eye-opening films to watch this #HumanRightsDay

Check out selected documentaries this Human Rights Day

My Enemy, My Brother

89 min • Mystery/Investigation, War, Middle East • 2017

Zahed was an Iranian boy who ran away from home to join the army. 

Najah was a teenage Iraqi with a wife and son when he was conscripted to fight as part of Saddam Hussein’s forces. 

When they meet on the battlefield, Zahed risks his life to save Najah, the Iraqi enemy. 

Years later, they meet again by sheer chance in Canada.

 My Enemy, My Brother

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  • Legion of Brothers79 min • Politics, Award winners, War, Afghanistan • 2017
    Drawing on unprecedented access to US special forces, Legion of Brothers explores the nature and impact of nearly 15 years of constant combat since 2001 by focusing on the original foot soldiers in the war on terror: the small teams of Green Berets sent on secret missions into Afghanistan immediately after 9/11 to overthrow the Taliban. Their story is both an epic, untold war story set on a grand canvas – and a tragic, cautionary tale about the origins of America’s never-ending war. 
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    When his attempts to alert the military to the heinous war crimes his platoon is committing was left unheard, Adam Winfield is left on his own where he’s drawn into the moral abyss, forced to make a split-second decision that would change his life forever. 

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Hong Kong’s Crazy Rich and Mega Poor

Hong Kong has overtaken New York to become the city with the highest concentration of ultra-rich people in the world. But many of the city’s poor have been left behind by the government’s focus on exponential growth. 

Hong Kong's Crazy Rich and Mega Poor

 

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