"The Other Side of Everything," a searing portrait of a #Serbian family and activism in times of great turmoil. Apr… t.co/BsArgfq5Jt

Tonight in #Toronto: Iram Haq’s empathetic story of family, community, and culture - "What Will People Say" with an… t.co/L1KnkC2GZd

Academy Award-winning filmmaker, journalist + artist Laura Poitras has spent her career uncovering America’s hidden… t.co/4y5fXfB9Cg

Next Monday 23 April, we co-present #EnemiesofHappiness In London with the @BarbicanCentre Nevertheless, She Persi… t.co/HMoraruoKf

This weekend in #Toronto - Sun at 3:30pm, join us+ @HRWcanada for a special screening of The Other Side of Everythi… t.co/vHGSQiYN4r

Tomorrow 4/19 in #Toronto The Israeli-Palestinian conflict seen through the eyes of a child - @Muhi_Film is a call… t.co/mJDQ9enMBK

RT @HRWcanada: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict seen through the eyes of a child - @Muhi_Film is a call to action. Discover Muhi's story at…

RT @LauraGoods: Great overview by @normwilner in @nowtoronto 'April showers bring... a flood of film festivals' -take shelter at the Human…

RT @TIFF_NET: Human Rights Watch brings you global tales of resilient whistleblowers, fearless poets, and spirited survivors to inspire con…

Don't miss the 15th Annual Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival from April 18th to 25th at the TIFF Bell Lightb… t.co/azJp0nGJj5

Tonight is the night! Join us in #Toronto for the Opening Night Screening of @OnMyWayOutMovie will feature a post film Q&A looking at the lived experiences of the older #LGBT community ft. Two-Spirit Ojibwa-Cree Elder Ma-Nee Chacaby ➕Robert Nelder, ➕@humanrightswatch Graeme Reid

Tomorrow night in #nyc see #NeverLeaveMe and Q&A with Aida Begic at @bhffnyc ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Powerful words from Aida Begic when asked what impact she’s hoping her film NEVER LEAVE ME will have: “I think this film can do a lot, because this is a post truth era, it doesn't matter what the facts of anything that happens are, it’s just more about manipulation I think, and I really feel frustrated even reading about things because I don't know who I can trust anymore and I don’t know how I can find my position in all that and what can I do or not do? And I think that cinema is a possibility to build up bridges between cultures and people, because at the end of the day, however different we are in languages or culture or religion or no religion we follow, we feel the same, we love the same, we suffer the same.”

Tonight in San Francisco don’t miss the @SFFILMfestival including our co-presentation of the powerful film @Therescuelist by Bay Area filmmakers Zachary Fink and Alyssa Fedele. Catch it April 6-12 at the festival, and don’t miss tonight’s Q&A with @humanrightswatch colleague Brad Adams

Opening night in #toronto is just 1 week away 🌈

7 powerful films and discussions coming your way #Toronto!

#Toronto something good is coming your way.

Don't miss the 15th Annual #Toronto Human Rights Watch Film Festival from April 18th to 25th at the @tiff_net Bell Lightbox Featuring: Muhi - Generally Temporary Muhi, a young boy from Gaza, has been trapped in an Israeli hospital for over eight years. Rushed there in his infancy with a life-threatening immune disorder, he and his doting grandfather, Abu Naim, are caught in an immigration limbo and only permitted to reside within the constraints of the hospital walls. Made by two filmmakers from Jerusalem, this documentary lays out the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in human terms, documenting the impact these paradoxical circumstances have on individual lives. For tickets ---> tiff.net/human-rights-watch/ ##hrwffto #tiff #humanrights #art #torontofilm #muhi #healthandhumanrights #channeldraw

#Nyc don’t miss seeing the latest film “Never Leave Me” by Aida Begić at the @bhffnyc on Fri April 13 with Q&A. Presented in partnership with the #hrwffny ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ In Never Leave Me, Aida moves from Balkan topography to deal with Syrian refugees in Turkey. The film focuses on three boys, 14-year old Isa, 11-year old Ahmad, and 10-year old Motaz, who live in orphanage together. Although the three boys are quite different from one another, their grievances over their lost parents and dreams of a better future unite them.

#Toronto: The #Hrwffto kicks off April 18 @tiff_net and will include the powerful film @this_is_congo with Q&A. Check our site and book your tickets for the film and discussion. Illustration by @channeldraw

#Nyc don’t miss seeing the latest film “Never Leave Me” by Aida Begić at the @bhffnyc on Fri April 13 with Q&A. Presented in partnership with the #hrwffny ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ In Never Leave Me, Aida moves from Balkan topography to deal with Syrian refugees in Turkey. The film focuses on three boys, 14-year old Isa, 11-year old Ahmad, and 10-year old Motaz, who live in orphanage together. Although the three boys are quite different from one another, their grievances over their lost parents and dreams of a better future unite them.