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Our Story Our Voice is a film directed by Owen 'Alik Shahadah

Our Story Our Voice (2007)

Our Story Our Voice
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Length 1h17
Rating68% 3.431533.431533.431533.431533.43153

Our Story Our Voice is a 2007 independent political documentary that looks at the social tension in the world today. The film offers a dialogue with the marginalized voices that are rarely heard in mainstream media. The film looks at topics from nuclear weapons proliferation to the hypocrisy of western foreign policy, failure of plurality, democracy, multiculturalism, trade crisis and also the crisis in Darfur.
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