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If you're interested in documentaries, you have to choose between one or the other.
Circus Without Borders is an uplifting story about acrobats in the Canadian Arctic who connect with acrobats in Guinea. An enjoyable film about cooperation of people from distant lands who have a common bond. It was the runner up in the documentary category.
It plays with the best short doc - which because of how things were scheduled I didn't get to see - that deals with the Canadian tar sands from a Native perspective. It should be good.
7pm at AK Exp Large
Madina's Dream, which was awarded best documentary, is harder movie to watch, but with much more important information. On the broadest level, it's about the consequences of the arms trade. On a specific level, it shows us two views of the Nuba people of the south of Sudan. One view is from the women and children in a refugee camp in the new country of South Sudan. The other view is from their men who are still in Sudan fighting the Sudanese army who are taking over their traditional land. 7pm AK Exp Small
Orphans and Kingdoms - Best feature winner. Another I didn't get to see. 8:30 pm AK Experience Large. Here's the trailer.
Also showing at 8:30pm AK Experience small is top winner of the Alaska Made films - Heart of Alaska - a cross country trek with kids in Southcentral Alaska.
Enjoy.
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