Filmmaking as Reparative Practice

Fri 5 Jun

13:30

–15:00

Centre for Humanities Research, UWC (Woodstock)

A panel discussion for filmmakers, community members, healers looking at how the act of telling your story can assist in the processes of grief and trauma.

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Guest Appearances

Moderator

A lecturer at the Centre for the Study of the Afterlife of Violence and the Reparative Quest (AVReQ), Stellenbosch University.

View Bio… : Dr Anell Stacey Daries

Panelist

A well known systemic, organisational and family constellations facilitator and trainer, who has worked as a practitioner and scholar in conflict transformation and social change since 1995.

View Bio… : Undine Whande

Panelist

Executive producer of AfriDocs and a veteren South African documentary filmmaker, Don produces a deeply personal story in an open field.

View Bio… : Don Edkins

Panelist

A filmmaker born in exile to a Libyan human rights lawyer, Jihan uses her a background in philosophy and storytelling to bring to light a personal longing in a political context.

View Bio… : Jihan

Panelist

An avid screenwriter for film and television, a director and editor and university lecturer specialising in cultural analysis.

View Bio… : Elan Gameker

Panelist

A man of family, faith and community, Lesley one of two protagonists is the filmmakers previously unknown brother.

View Bio… : Lesley de Vos

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