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Making Unusual suspects - girls in gangs: a critical reflections on the ethics of cross-cultural filmmaking
This research explores questions of ethics in cross-cultural documentary filmmaking in relation to making of the film “Unusual suspects: girls in gangs”. The film depicts the livedexperiences of three women who are or were involved in gangs and follows a police unit commander in her duties in fighti...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2024
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