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18.01.2022 Beatriz's War Screening in Mozambique https://clubofmozambique.com//cinema-beatrizs-war-by-luig/

17.01.2022 A Guerra da Beatriz has a special screening in Turin, Italy on Sunday, October 6 at the prestigious Cinema Massimo in The National Museum of Cinema (Museo Nazio...nale del Cinema). This will be an Italian premiere of the film and it is a great honour for Luigi Acquisto to be presenting Beatriz's War in the city of his birth. See more

16.01.2022 Yesterday, October 16, marked the anniversary of the murders of the Balibó, Five in 1975. Dili Film Works and FairTrade Films have completed filming a new feat...ure length documentary, The Age of Living Dangerously. The Age of Living Dangerously is the true story of the to Balibó Five, told through a woman’s search for the truth about her husband’s murder and the reasons why her country has covered up the crime for over forty years. This powerful cold case investigation unearths new and politically explosive facts as it follows Shirley Shackleton to Jakarta and to Balibó, Timor Leste, to visit the border town where her husband was murdered. Greg Shackleton was one of five Australian based journalists killed in Portuguese Timor whilst reporting on Indonesian military incursions into the small colony in 1975. Further funds are still required to complete the editing of the film. Your support would be greatly valued. You will receive a copy of the completed film, your name will appear in the credits and you’ll be invited to the premiere screening in your city. The following links show the full rewards you’ll receive. Visit our crowd-funding site or make a tax-deductible donation through The Documentary Australia Foundation. The Crowd Funding Site website http://www.fairtradefilms.com.au/crowd-funding-campaign/ Tax Deductible Site https://www.documentaryaustralia.com.au//the-age-of-living The Age of Living Dangerously is directed by Lurdes Pires & Luigi Acquisto and produced by Bety Reis & Stella Zammataro. The team thanks everyone who has contributed to this important film. Your generosity is greatly appreciated and invaluable to telling this powerful story, important to both Australia and Timor-Leste.. Bety Reis, Director, Dili Film Works Timor Leste

13.01.2022 Beatriz's War - SBS Viceland & SBS On Demand 12.00pm Friday June 28 East Timor's award-winning first feature film is the haunting, passionate story of one woman's conviction to remain true to the man she loves and the country for which she fought. ... 16 years after Beatriz's husband disappeared during a brutal massacre by occupying Indonesian forces, she is troubled by his return. Is this mysterious stranger her husband or an imposter? Directed by Luigi Acquisto and Bety Reis, produced by Stella Zammataro and Lurdes Pires and stars Irim Tolentino, Augusta Soares, Osme Gonsalves and Gaspar Sarmento.

09.01.2022 "Kakak saya menikah saat usia 16 tahun, dan melahirkan anak pertamanya saat usia 18 tahun. Namun, anak kakak saya hanya bertahan 2 hari setelah dilahirkan. Keja...dian ini bukan terjadi pada kakak saya seorang, banyak anak yang mengalami hal serupa" Untuk itu, Wildan terdorong untuk bantu teman-temannya agar tidak terjerumus dan terkena dampak dari perkawinan anak dan kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan. Simak kisah Wildan selengkapnya

09.01.2022 BOOK NOW! Abdul & José A New Award-Winning Film From Timor-Leste SCREENING AT DARWIN'S DECKCHAIR CINEMA Wednesday, August 1 @ 7.30pm Book Now! http://www.deckc...haircinema.com/tickets/ Abdul & José (AKA The Stolen Child) is the first film from East Timor to tell the story of the country's stolen generation. During Timor's brutal occupation by Indonesia thousands of children were stolen, as were many of the country's resources. This is 'José ' Abdul Rahman's story. This groundbreaking film has been shown on TV in over fifteen countries, screened at many film festivals, and won the Special Jury Prize at FIFO in Tahiti. Produced by Dili Film Works and CPLP this film brings together the team that produced Beatriz's War and a recent 20-part hit TV drama series on Love & Justice in Timor, Laloran Justisa. Co-director Lurdes Pires will introduce the film and answer questions. The film was produced by Bety Reis and Stella Zammataro,

06.01.2022 DILI FILM SCREENING - THE STOLEN CHILD (Criança Roubada) This Friday, March 22nd, 6pm @ Fundação Oriente, Dili. Q&A with the filmmakers, Luigi Acquisto & Bety R...eis. A Special Fundraiser. Admission $10 THE STOLEN CHILD (A CRIANÇA ROUBADA) is the first film to tell the story of Timor-Leste’s stolen generation. ‘Jose’ Abdul Rahman was taken by the Indonesian military in 1979 when he was nine-years-old. Jose is now a Muslim, as are his wife and three daughters. The film is a powerful example of how two worlds, Christian and Muslim, can accept each other and reconcile. It touches a global issue and is a lesson for the world. This film tracks Jose’s emotional return to Timor Leste from Indonesia, with his wife and three young daughters, after thirty-eight years. Winner: Jury Prize, FIFO, Tahiti. A Dili Film Works Production. The screening is a fundraiser for the Rahman family in Indonesia. See more

06.01.2022 Abdul & José (aka The Stolen Child) is in competition at the All Lights International Film Festival in India. This follows the success of the film in winning t...he Special Jury Prize in Tahiti and screenings at many festivals around the world. It has also been broadcast in fifteen countries including Brazil, France, Portugal and Timor-Leste. It is the first film to tell the story of Timor-Leste's stolen generation. Congratulations to directors Lurdes Pires & Luigi Acquisto and producers Stella Zammataro & Bety Reis. See more

05.01.2022 Abdul & Jose continues its international film festival success! It is the opening documentary at the All Lights International Film festival in India. Congratul...ations to producers Bety Reis and Stella Zammataro and directors Lurdes Pires and Luigi Acquisto. Award winning Abdul & Jose (aka The Stolen Child) has screened in over fifteen countries on prime-time television or at film festivals. It is the first film from Timor about the country's stolen generation, children taken to Indonesia during the war with Indonesia. https://aliiff.com/home/movielist2018/49 See more