Berlin, Germany
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Linda Paganelli is a visual anthropologist and filmmaker. Her primary areas of interest are human rights in war zones, the relationship between power and minorities, refugees and migrants, history of art and contemporary art. Her work is deeply rooted in her anthropological background and seeks to analyse and deconstruct existing ideas around values and stereotypes. After completing with honours her Bachelor Degree in Social Studies at the Alma Mater Studiorum in Bologna (Italy) she moved to London where she specialized in Visual Anthropology following a Master Degree at Goldsmiths. She worked, since 2009, as Freelance director mainly on short and long documentaries for TVs, production companies, magazines online, NGOs campaigns, art galleries, universities, and newspaper online. She has worked in conflict zones like Afghanistan and Palestine/Israel and on sensitive issues in Europe (specially United Kingdom and Italy) and Nicaragua where she gained access to dangerous places and ‘hard to reach’ social groups, found incredible stories, and delivered great videos in content and visual. Linda is member and founder of an independent collective of European video makers that aims at portraying segments of the contemporary world with a particular attention to the transformations within societies in the post-capitalistic era.
Three women with disabilities living in the Gaza Strip that thanks to the INCLUDE project had the chance to attend workshops, meetings, activities that led them, step by step, to realize their professional ideas and to know their rights of women with disabilities thereby acquiring decision-making power over their lives.
Produced for The Electronic Intifada
Palestinian artist Steve Sabella has dedicated his practice to investigating “why I felt alienated where I should belong,” namely, the city of Jerusalem where he was born.
Produced for AFP
En 2008, Fatima Kadumy a "une idée folle": utiliser la cuisine traditionnelle pour sensibiliser le monde à la cause d'un peuple qui attend son Etat depuis près de 70 ans.
'Empty Desert' is a film about the struggle of Israeli Bedouins to live on their ancestral land. We followed the story of the inhabitants of a village called Al Araqib, and spent 3 years filming their struggle with the State over land ownership.
Sliman Mansour è uno dei più influenti artisti della generazione del dopo-nakba (catastrofe che coincide con a nascita dello stato di Israele). Nato a Bir-Zeit, in un villaggio vicino a Ramallah, nel 1947, la sua arte è legata fortemente alle immagini tradizionali della Palestina quali la ceramica, il ricamo, l’architettura, e il panorama.
Produced for TRT World Digital
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