Magazine
HR Films In Good Hands: Five Days at the 100% Manusia Film Festival
How does Human Rights Cinema look in Southeast Asia and who keeps it alive? Cinema without Borders is an initiative of Movies that Matter that has been supporting film festivals across continents, including the Indonesian 100% Manusia Festival. Read the insight of King Catoy on what it was like to be a part of the 100% Manusia Film Festival 2026 in Jakarta as an "odd one out". 17 September, 2026
More filters Less filters
HR Films In Good Hands: Five Days at the 100% Manusia Film Festival
How does Human Rights Cinema look in Southeast Asia and who keeps it alive? Cinema without Borders is an initiative of Movies that Matter that has been supporting film festivals across continents, including the Indonesian 100% Manusia Festival. Read the insight of King Catoy on what it was like to be a part of the 100% Manusia Film Festival 2026 in Jakarta as an "odd one out".
Beyond the Screen: How We’re Carving Out Space for Human Rights in Tanzania
Movies that Matter has been supporting film festivals all over the world with our Grant Programme. Every now and then we invite grantees to share their insights. For this edition Elias Maeda, Founding Director of the Sauti Zetu Film Festival in Tanzania, elaborates on the effects on his community he experienced after the festival and gives a little sneak peek into new plans.
Recap of IDFA 2024
A recap of the 10 days of IDFA, as well as the Children's Rights Day organised jointly with IDFA in Carré and the annual brunch for the Human Rights Film Network.