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Watch My Doc Here: https://youtu.be/GIHbt4FG47Q For this mode I wanted to go back over one of my favorite documentaries from this class as well as another movie that I love that follows a similar vein. I used clips from The Act of Killing  (2012) and La Llorona (2019) to create a poetic documentary that operates on an upsetting soundscape beneath simple articles about a few of the genocides that have happened over the last 70 years. It’s not the most powerful piece in the

It’s important that documentaries give voices to the underrepresented because public opinion has power, and when a majority of representation goes to one group over another, that group can misunderstand their own views as “normal”. That normality is resistant to change. By giving more people a voice, change is more likely to occur and more people can be accommodated within society at large. It’s important too to give voices to individuals within groups, as their experiences c