The 18th annual Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival is going online this year. This yearly documentary-heavy film festival is co-organized by professors Tula Goenka (TRF) and our own Roger Hallas.
The final film of the festival is Priya Sen’s Yeh Freedom Life, about queer life in South Dehli.
This year, the films will be available to screen on Kaltura for 24 hours on the day listed on the schedule. A Q&A with the filmmaker will occur at 8pm on screening days.
The 18th annual Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival is going online this year. This yearly documentary-heavy film festival is co-organized by professors Tula Goenka (TRF) and our own Roger Hallas.
The second film screening is Cecilia Aldarondo’s Landfall, a documentary about post-Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico.
This year, the films will be available to screen on Kaltura for 24 hours on the day listed on the schedule. A Q&A with the filmmaker will occur at 8pm on screening days.
The 18th annual Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival is going online this year. This yearly documentary-heavy film festival is co-organized by professors Tula Goenka (TRF) and our own Roger Hallas.
It kicks off with Shalini Kantayya’s Coded Bias, a documentary about race and facial recognition technology.
This year, the films will be available to screen on Kaltura for 24 hours on the day listed on the schedule. A Q&A with the filmmaker will occur at 8pm on screening days.