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Injustice

A film about prison, crime and justice

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    Category: Filmmaking reflexions

    Why a film about prison: A reflection on society’s failure

    The criminal law system is like death. No matter how much you think you know about it, you know nothing until you’ve been through it. Other documentaries… Read more “Why a film about prison: A reflection on society’s failure”

    10th March 201718th June 2017 by unlikelyconvict

    Radical documentary and prison: a film making challenge

    Radical film making, or Third Cinema, has conventions like any other form of art. Mainly, grab your camera and start filming. Go where the story is, live… Read more “Radical documentary and prison: a film making challenge”

    9th March 201715th March 2020 by unlikelyconvict

    Making a prison documentary: Should we film inside?

    When we mention that we’re making a prison film, we’re often met with the same response. People easily recall  that “Channel 4/BBC had something on recently… drugs… Read more “Making a prison documentary: Should we film inside?”

    6th March 201715th March 2020 by unlikelyconvict

    The Revolutionary Conundrum: Looking for safety, ending up in prison

    There’s nothing like a prison film to draw out the ethical conundrums. I was chatting to a “Middle Eastern” revolutionary friend when many of these came to… Read more “The Revolutionary Conundrum: Looking for safety, ending up in prison”

    6th March 201715th March 2020 by unlikelyconvict

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