Category: Documentary History
Intercultural Relations and Educational Development: A Focus on Nigeria and China
The inter-cultural relations between Nigeria and China have significantly shaped institutional collaborations and educational developments over the last two decades. …
Politics of Omission: the Hong Kong Film Unit in the Watershed Moment of Global Decolonization
In 1966, the British colonial government’s Hong Kong Film Unit inaugurated its longest-running series Hong Kong Today (1966-1974). Initially established …
Insights Into the History of Independent Documentary Filmmaking in India: Changing Narratives
My paper will outline the development of independent documentary filmmaking in India. The Films Division (FD) and the Ministry of …
The Rise of the Documentary Film Movement in Thai Cinema During the Current Political Conflict
Throughout the history of Thai cinema, documentaries have only recently become popular with Thai film-goers and young filmmakers. With the …
New Turkish Documentaries: The Tools to Raise Public Awareness with Their Narrative Structures and Discourses
Undoubtedly, NGOs, different ethnic and religious groups, political dissidents, and sexual orientations and identities convey the unseen images, unheard voices …
Television Documentary on the Threshold of the 21st Century
With the birth of television, documentary programs became the central core of TV productions. In the 80 years span of …