MÅSTE SES!!!

Det finns en dokumentär på svtplay just nu som heter Burma VJ och kommer att gå att se till den andra februari. SE DEN, SE DEN, SE DEN!!!!!!!!!!!! Du måste, nu på en gång, göre bah.
http://svtplay.se/v/1827901/k_special/burma_vj

"Prisbelönad dansk dokumentär från 2008. Nu i september är det två år sedan de rödklädda munkarna i Burma gjorde sitt dramatiska uppror i Burma. Anders Østergaard skildrar 27-åriga ”Joshua” och hans videojournalister som trots hot om tortyr och livstids fängelse rapporterar om revolutionen inifrån den stängda polisstaten Burma."


The News of the World - 19th July 2009
"Bravest film of the year" ++++

The Observer - 19th July 2009
"It demonstrates what can be done through the ingenious use of small cameras and mobile phones by brave, resourceful opponents of repressive regimes"

The Sunday Express - 19th July 2009
"If you want to see some real cinematic heroes, watch the remarkable, gripping and moving documentary Burma VJ" +++++

The Independent on Sunday - 19th July 2009
"This gripping and important documentary uses their footage to tell the full story of the uprising, and the VJs' pivotal role."

The Daily Mirror - 16th July 2009
"as gripping as any Hollywood thriller - and as heartbreaking as any weepie" +++++

The Daily Telegraph - 16th July 2009
"crucial testament to the will of a suffering people to ensure the world does not forget them. " +++++

The Guardian - 16th July 2009
"heart-wrenching" ++++

The Independent - 16th July 2009
"guerilla film-making of amazing courage"

Time Out - 16th July 2009
"For truthseekers everywhere, 'Burma VJ' is simply unmissable." +++++

The Times - 16th July 2009
"painfully poignant"

The Daily Telegraph -11th July 2009
"Weaves the footage shot by DVB's reporters into a powerful narrative."

Empire - July 2009
"Compelling and, for anyone who values truth, essential." +++++

Total Film - July 2009
"[has] unforgettable and powerful immediacy." ++++

The Independent - 26th June 2009
"As extraordinary a spectacle as you are likely to see all year."

The Times - June 11th 2009
"A guerrilla portrait of a country in crisis and a testament to the power of citizen