WorldView-funded Virunga continues to gain momentum after its world premiere at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. The film received standing ovations after both screenings, and has since been receiving global attention. Virunga is the story of a group of brave people risking their lives to build a better future in a part of Africa the world’s forgotten
All posts in Broadcast
Last year, CBA WorldView was delighted to partner with Commonwealth Writers and B3 Media to produce the Commonwealth Shorts, a capacity building scheme to give emerging writers/directors the opportunity to make a film which highlights issues affecting them and their communities on the theme of relationships. The documentary and four dramas explore migration, indigenous rights
WorldView-funded 5 Broken Cameras has had it’s UK broadcast premiere on BBC 4 and is still available on iPlayer. The Oscar-nominated and Emmy award-winning documentary has screened at numerous international festivals, was broadcast on BBC 4, Monday 3 March, 10.30pm. The film follows Emad Burnat, when, in 2005, he gets his first camera when his son is
WorldView-funded The Jungle Surgeon of Myanmar is now available on Al Jazeera Witness. The film follows Nyunt Win, a surgeon and medical trainer working with a mobile clinic in the East Burma jungle. He is also a former soldier of the Karen National Liberation Army. Nyunt Win’s patients are the displaced Karen people who as well as suffering