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The ICC also has an informal cinema club, the ‘Ark film club’, where staff members and interns can gather to watch movies. The initiative first started in 2005 in the Office of the Prosecutor and has since expanded to include the whole Court.
It is my aim to watch and review the 120 movies over the next 90 days as part of my research here at the ICC. All my reviews will appear at my blog, which is now listed in the "connections" column at right. Beginning with the Look On! post below, many of my reviews will be cross-posted here at IntLawGrrls. I am delighted to present them to you, and
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Hi Keina. Your research sounds fantastic. I used to work at Amnesty International USA for a program called Artists for Amnesty. We created public awareness, education and advocacy campaigns with films such as Hotel Rwanda, the Constant Gardner, and Rendition. Unfortunately the resources we created are no longer on AIUSA's website, but here is a story featuring our work with Blood Diamond: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/july-dec06/diamonds_12-04.pdf.
Good luck with the dissertation. Lucia Noyce
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