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Hajooj Kuka

Pure Nonfiction: Inside Documentary Film

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Roman Polanski

Donald Trump

Nancy Pelosi

John McAfee

Alex Gibney

Jennifer Brea

Yanis Varoufakis

Bernie Sanders

Jane Fonda

Seth Meyers

Ava Duvernay

Toni Morrison

David Harrington

Sammy Davis Jr

Bryan Fogel

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Hajooj Kuka, réalisateur membre de l’académie des Oscars, ainsi que quatre autres artistes, est en prison au Soudan, au motif selon lui d’avoir monté une pièce de théâtre à laquelle participent des  femmes... Une mixité qui dérange les intégristes religieux. Une vague de solidarité est lancée dans les milieux cinéphiles pour la libération de ces artistes.

Hajooj Kuka, réalisateur membre de l’académie des Oscars, ainsi que quatre autres artistes, est en prison au Soudan, au motif selon lui d’avoir monté une pièce de théâtre à laquelle participent des  femmes... Une mixité qui dérange les intégristes religieux. Une vague de solidarité est lancée dans les milieux cinéphiles pour la libération de ces artistes.

Elan de solidarité pour Hajooj Kuka, le réalisateur soudanais emprisonné

The Sudanese filmmaker hajooj kuka (who spells his name in lowercase) came to prominence in 2014 with his film “Beats of the Antonov” that won the People’s Choice Documentary Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. On September 17, 2020 he was sentenced to prison in Khartoum along with four other artists on dubious charges of disturbing the peace. Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers talks to hajooj’s longtime producer Steven Markovitz who’s helping to organize the campaign #ReleaseTheArtistsSudan with the support of the International Coalition of Filmmakers at Risk, the Academy of Motion Pictures (in which hajooj is a member) and others around the world.For other resources, see Variety’s review of “Beats of the Antonov” and hear hajooj interviewed in 2018 on The Guardian’s Small Changes podcast.On Twitter: @hajooj @stevenmarkovitz @bigworldcinema @thompowers @PureNonfiction

The Sudanese filmmaker hajooj kuka (who spells his name in lowercase) came to prominence in 2014 with his film “Beats of the Antonov” that won the People’s Choice Documentary Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. On September 17, 2020 he was sentenced to prison in Khartoum along with four other artists on dubious charges of disturbing the peace. Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers talks to hajooj’s longtime producer Steven Markovitz who’s helping to organize the campaign #ReleaseTheArtistsSudan with the support of the International Coalition of Filmmakers at Risk, the Academy of Motion Pictures (in which hajooj is a member) and others around the world.For other resources, see Variety’s review of “Beats of the Antonov” and hear hajooj interviewed in 2018 on The Guardian’s Small Changes podcast. On Twitter: @hajooj @stevenmarkovitz @bigworldcinema @thompowers @PureNonfiction

122: Free hajooj kuka

Hajooj Kuka, the Director of Beats of the Antonov, came to speak with Will Roper about his documentary. In a follow up to the interview with Alsarah, Hajooj tells us more about how he filmed in the Blue Nile and Nuba Mountains, the importance of music in the conflict and the identity crisis at the conflict's heart.Beats of the Antonov Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/beatsofantonovHuman Rights Watch Film Festivalhttp://ff.hrw.org/

Hajooj Kuka, the Director of Beats of the Antonov, came to speak with Will Roper about his documentary. In a follow up to the interview with Alsarah, Hajooj tells us more about how he filmed in the Blue Nile and Nuba Mountains, the importance of music in the conflict and the identity crisis at the conflict's heart. Beats of the Antonov Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/beatsofantonov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/beatsofantonov</a> Human Rights Watch Film Festival <a href="http://ff.hrw.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ff.hrw.org/</a>

Behind the Music Special - Beats on the Antonov: Interview with Hajooj Kuka