I realised over the weekend that I've probably watched more than 300 films over 28 years as part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival and I have learnt so much and inspired by so many. It's incredibly sad to think this was last festival.

Art can be a tool of expression, but it can also be used as a weapon against the artist themselves. Nicky Nodjoumi searches for his lost artwork years after fleeing Iran due to political unrest. Watch A REVOLUTION ON CANVAS online until 23:59pm tonight: zurl.co/TqfP

Executive produced by Leo DiCaprio, WE ARE GUARDIANS amplifies the climate crisis through the stories of the indigenous people of the Amazon rainforest that is being ravaged by illegal logging. Watch online across the UK & IRE until 23:59pm tonight: zurl.co/XMD3

The power of women to enact change is shown in Nausheen Khan’s LAND OF MY DREAMS that captures the story of female resistance against identity laws discriminating against Muslims and minorities in India. Watch it online across the UK & IRE today: zurl.co/0Oxh

Final chance to watch online! Explore our programme of moving stories with vital human rights issues at the forefront.

Watch from the comfort of your own home across the UK & Ireland until 23:59pm tonight!

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Looking for something to watch this evening? Our Digital Festival is live this weekend - ending Sunday 24th March 23:59pm!

Don't miss out on your chance to explore our programme of films with crucial human rights issues at their core. Find out more now: zurl.co/1EGy

Explore the dynamic intersection of cinema & activism in COCONUT HEAD GENERATION. Don't miss the enlightening discourses unfolding at the Ibadan Film Club in Nigeria, where students self-educate through film. Watch online across the UK & Ireland: zurl.co/IIzS

MEDIHA embodies the unwavering spirit of the Yazidi community. Join us in standing with her and the Yazidi community, remembering, advocating, and amplifying their voices. Watch this incredible film online now until Sunday 24 March 23:59pm: zurl.co/mU2u

As Moscow becomes a battleground of protests, TREE OF VIOLENCE centres on cartoonist Victoria Lomasko in the storm's eye—caught between maintaining her own safety & the unyielding fight against political tyranny in her motherland. Watch online until 24/3: zurl.co/FiVV

“I made this film for 15 year old me, I want anybody who felt the same that I did to see it and feel okay for 85 minutes” - Jen Markowitz, filmmaker of SUMMER QAMP, sharing how they wants audiences to feel when watching their film.

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Keep up to date with the film’s journey by following the SUMMER QAMP social media channel here: instagram.com/summerqamp

Watch the film online as part of our Digital Festival now until Sunday 24 March! bit.ly/495JKVs

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“When you are queer, your queerness often shows up with anything you to” - Jen Markowitz

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“It can take the fight out of just trying to grow up if you see people like you around you” - Jen Markowitz, filmmaker of SUMMER QAMP.

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“What I tend to work into my process is making sure there is somebody on the filmmaking team who belongs to every single community that is being represented in the story” - Jen Markowitz, filmmaker of SUMMER QAMP.

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“There’s never a time when you can just stop fighting for your rights, no matter how old you are” - Newt, from The Mosaic Trust speaking at the SUMMER QAMP Q&A

Our audience are here at Barbican Centre for our closing night screening of SUMMER QAMP! Thank you to our film partners: The Mosaic Trust HRLA Exeter Law School

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Tonight is the last HRW’s film festival screening in London. I attended my first panel in 2021 for a movie called “Skateistan”, about teenage girls skating in Kabul. It's a sad day to see the festival closing. We will miss the festival and the incredible team. Human Rights Watch Film Festival

How far will one person go to protect their bodily rights & bright future when the road is paved with the threat of imprisonment & discrimination? POWER ALLEY explores this timely story against the backdrop of urban Brazil - available to watch online now: zurl.co/SfJB

Filmmaker Sara Nodjoumi searches for her father Nickzad Nodjoumi's artwork, hidden under years of political scrutiny in Iran, whilst exploring her own upbringing in A REVOLUTION ON CANVAS. Watch online as part of our digital festival until 24/3: zurl.co/vHYH

Our Closing Night screening will be followed by a live Q&A with Filmmaker, Jen Markowitz & Film & Culture Writer, Lillian Crawford. We'll also be joined by guests of The Mosaic Trust!

6:15pm at Barbican Centre

Book tickets now: bit.ly/495JKVs