Sundance Film Festival 2010

This year’s 12 films were selected from 782 international documentary submissions.

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Enemies Of The People Enemies Of The People
Enemies Of The People and His & Hers
Enemies Of The People (Country: Cambodia, UK; Year: 2010; Director: Rob Lemkin, Thet Sambath), Official Site
A young journalist whose family was killed by the Khmer Rouge befriends the perpetrators of the Killing Fields genocide.
A Film Unfinished (Country: Germany, Israel; Year: 2010; Director: Yael Hersonski)
Film reels uncovered in Nazi archives reveal the mechanisms used to stage Warsaw Ghetto life - images which have shaped our view of history.
Fix ME (Country: France, Palestinian Territories, Switzerland; Year: 2008; Director: Raed Andoni), Official Site
When Palestinian filmmaker Raed Andoni gets a headache that won't quit, he seeks out help and insight in different forms in his hometown of Ramallah.
His & Hers (His And Hers) (Year: 2009; Director: Ken Wardrop; Stars: 70 women), Trailer
Seventy women talk about the men in their lives.
Kick In Iran (Country: Gemany; Director: Fatima Geza Abdollahyan)
The first female professional Taekwondo fighter from Iran to qualify for the Olympic Games struggles for recognition in a society where women still play a subordinate role.
Last Train Home Last Train Home
Last Train Home and Waste Land
Last Train Home (Country: Canada, China; Year: 2009; Director: Lixin Fan; Stars: Suqin Chen, Changhua Zhan, Qin Zhang, Yang Zhang)
An examination of the impact of migrant working on Chinese family life.
The Red Chapel (Det røde kapel) (Country: Denmark; Year: 2009; Director: Mads Brügger; Stars: Mads Brügger, Simon Jul Jørgensen, Jacob Nossell)
A journalist with no scruples, a self-proclaimed spastic, and a comedian travel to North Korea under the guise of a cultural exchange visit to challenge one of the world’s most notorious regimes.
Russian Lessons (Country: Georgia, Germany, Norway; Year: 2010; Director: Olga Konskaya, Andrei Nekrasov)
An investigation into Russian actions during the 2008 war in Georgia, revealing the little known story of the ethnic cleansing in the region since the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Secrets Of The Tribe (Country: Brazil; Year: 2010; Director: José Padilha)
Is the academic Anthropology community capable of generating real knowledge about mankind? The scandals and the infighting regarding the representation of indigenous Indians in the Amazon Basin seems to indicate that the answer may be a resounding no.
Sins Of My Father (Pecados de mi padre) (Country: Argentina, Colombia; Year: 2009; Director: Nicolas Entel; Writer: Nicolas Entel, Pablo Farina)
The story of Pablo Escobar - as recounted by his son and widow.
Space Tourists (Country: Switzerland; Year: 2009; Director: Christian Frei; Stars: Anousheh Ansari, Jonas Bendiksen, Dumitru Popescu, Charles Simonyi)
A humorous and laconic view of the way billionaires depart planet earth to travel into outer space for fun.
Waste Land (Country: UK, Brazil; Year: 2010; Director: Lucy Walker)
Portrait of garbage pickers in Rio who participated in a project with artist Vik Muniz.
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