Human Rights Watch International Film Festival

Human Rights Watch International Film along with The Film Society of Lincoln Center presented 32 films from 17 countries.
Human Rights Watch International Film Festival
A scene from 'My Neighbor, My Killer.' Courtesy of Human Rights Watch International Film Festival
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Human Rights Watch International Film along with The Film Society of Lincoln Center presented 32 films from 17 countries and 26 New York premieres as part of this year’s International Film Festival.

For 20 years The Human Rights Watch International Films has brought to the world the inconsistency of power and how it affects the people of that country. The following profiles two noteworthy films screened at this year’s festival:

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A scene from 'My Neighbor, My Killer.' (Courtesy of Human Rights Watch International Film Festival)
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