The Eagle and the Condor
Year: 2018 | 57 min
Genre: Documentary Feature
Language(s): English
Directed by: Paulette Moore
Country of Origin: United States
A symbolised narrative influenced by the plight of civilians caught up in war. Through no fault of their own, these people are trapped in their cities, targeted by both sides as acceptable collateral damage, or even as human shields. This movie explores how these survivors are forced to question their allegiances, as expressed by colour, as their base human need to survive takes precedence.
Filmmaker Q&A:
Paulette Moore and Rebecca Kemble
Visiting Filmmakers
Join award-winning filmmakers director Paulette Moore and producer Rebecca Kemble for a conversation about their film, “The Eagle and the Condor.” From creation to discovery to impact, the filmmakers will describe the film’s journey to-date, and future plans for the story.
Discussion:
The Water Protector Legal Collective
Join Water Protector Legal Collective legal worker Leoyla Cowboy for a discussion about the work of the WPLC, updates about the water protectors the organization is providing legal support for, and a conversation about the discriminatory practices being leveled at the water protectors by the justice system. Elizabeth Loos, President of the Board of Trustees of the Bismarck Mandan Unitarian Universalist Church and organizer for the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition, will join Cowboy to facilitate the conversation.
The mission of the North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival is to educate, engage, and facilitate discussion around local and worldwide human rights topics through the work of filmmakers and artists. The festival is a non-partisan event, and all are welcome and encouraged to attend. 2019 is the third year for the festival.
In 2019, the North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival will take place in four major cities in North Dakota. The official dates of the festival are: afternoon and evening sessions on Friday, November 1 and Saturday, November 2 in Bismarck at the Heritage Center and State Museum; afternoon and evening sessions on Tuesday, November 5 at the historic Empire Theater; afternoon and evening sessions on Thursday, November 7 and Friday, November 8 at the historic Fargo Theatre; and closing on Tuesday, November 12 in Minot for an evening screening at the historic Oak Park Theater.
The 2019 North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival is made possible through the generosity of Final Draft, iPitch.tv, and through partnerships with Chamber Six Media, J&S Productions, Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota, the NDSU Memorial Gallery, the North Dakota Human Rights Coalition.
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