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Pascale and Jean-Denis Lilot, 2017You never cross the ocean until you have the courage to loose sight of the shore. - Christopher Columbus
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Watch documentaryCambodia: The Virginity Trade
Watson, Matthew, 2009Cambodia: The Virginity Trade is a compelling and alarming account of the lives of girls and women affected by the virginity trade and sex industry present in Cambodia.
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Watch documentaryChina on China, a New Generation
Schulz Contreras, Lisbet & Jarnebrink, Lollo, 2013Thanks to the economic prosperity of contemporary China, the life of young Chinese is in no way comparable to the lives of their parents. Rapid urbanization has led to new challenges and career opportunities.
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Watch documentaryOn a Tightrope
Lom, Petr, 2007The Chinese province of Xinjiang holds a large Uyghur population. Four children are interviewed who live in the state orphanage and who want to master the ancient Uyghur skill of tightrope walking.
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Watch documentaryA philosopher for all seasons
Brunner, Benny, 1991This is a tribute to a famous scholar and controversial Israeli icon. Armed with a sharp mind and a strong opinion, an 88 year old Yeshayahu Leibowitz creates passionate monologues about the separation of state and religion.
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Watch documentaryIn my father's house
Ouazzani, Fatima Jebli, 1997In this beautiful, poetic and deeply personal film, Moroccan filmmaker Fatima Jebli Ouazzani investigates the status accorded women in Islamic marriage customs and the continuing importance of virginity.
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Watch documentaryDaddy is a martyr
Mohr, Daisy, 2008Daddy is a Martyr offers a unique view into the lives of members of Hezbollah Shiite Muslim community. This documentary is an intimate portrait of the family of Ibrahim Mouazzi, a Hezbollah guerrilla fighter who died in 2006 in the Lebanon war.
