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Oliver Stiller is a movie maker based in Berlin, Germany. Oliver Stiller realised several dramatic short films as a director. Recently he realised documentary short films as a director. He also was responsible for the photography of these documentary work. His research work for a German Mexican dramatic movie called "Esperanza 43" won the "German Human Rights Movie Award" (Deutscher Menschenrechts-Filmpreis) in 2016. He gained experience in camera work and edit in the production of nearly hundred travel documentaries filmed in over 60 countries for Mara ICS and CruiseVisionTV GmbH.
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2018: The big march of the Honduranean people
2018: The big march of the Honduranean people
2018: The big march of the Honduranean people
More than half of the population of Mumbai lives in slums, without safe access to water and functioning sewers. I wonder how the majority of the 19 million people that make up the city get by on a daily basis.
During a trip to Asia I spent a day in Mumbai. These are my impressions.
In September of 2014 in the Mexican Iguala 43 students disappeared after assaults by the police. Since then their families and fellow students have been protesting on a basketball court of the University in Ayotzinapa for the return of the missing young men.
Esperanza 43 on the 10th of December 2016 won the German Human Rights Movie Award (Deutscher Menschenrechts-Filmpreis) in the shortfilm category.
https://www.menschenrechts-filmpreis.de/nominierte-preistraeger/preistraeger-2016/
https://www.sueddeutsche.de/kultur/film-hinsehen-nicht-wegschauen-1.3366078
