From WWII to race relations to civil war and radical counter-cultures, this year’s docs and narratives defy expectation and break the mold of traditional historical storytelling. Hear from extraordinary filmmakers tackling the challenges of bringing the past to life for a new generation. Steven Okazaki (director, White Light/Black Rain), Marco Williams (director, Banished), Bill Guttentag (director, Nanking), Julie Gavras (director, Blame it on Fidel), Newton Aduaka (director, Ezra), and moderator Ian Buruma (author and historian)
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| Ian Buruma
Panelist | Steven Okazaki
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| Marco Williams
Panelist | Bill Guttentag
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| Julie Gavras
Panelist | Newton I. Aduaka
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