Producer James Brabazon joined us for a Q&A following our screening of Which Way is the Front Line From Here? A Between the Lines follow-up event in collaboration with the Frontline Club.

An award-winning war photojournalist and filmmaker, Tim Hetherington was considered by many to be one of the most impactful visual artists of recent times. At 40 years old and after years of covering conflicts from Liberia to Afghanistan he met his untimely death from a mortar blast in Libya in 2011.

Through interviews with family and friends, personal footage, and Hetherington's unique archive of visual imagery, his RESTREPO co-director, Sebastian Junger, pays fitting tribute to a respected friend and colleague. Affectionate without being sentimental, WHICH WAY IS THE FRONTLINE FROM HERE gracefully captures the curiosity, compassion and empathy that underpin Tim Hetherington's extraordinary work.

17th October 2013 at the Lexi Cinema

Which Way is the Front Line From Here? Q&A with Producer James Brabazon

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Legendary filmmaker Errol Morris discusses his latest film THE UNKNOWN KNOWN at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London in March 2014. The film is a gripping exploration of the controversial career and philosophy of Donald Rumsfeld, congressman for over fifty years, advisor to four presidents and so-called principal architect of the Iraq war.

Here Morris discusses his attempts to interview a politician renowned for his linguistic gymnastics, and an uncanny ability to use rhetoric to bewitch and befuddle, and the cat and mouse game that ensued during the making of the film.

The Unknown Known Q&A with Errol Morris

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