Humanitarian Bazaar | Mag 2010 Video Short: Filming Violence
Humanitarian Bazaar produces creative projects focused on how people survive war and disaster.
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In 2010, Oxfam International and Drewstone’s partner project, Shootingpoverty.org came to New York City. Featuring a global competition, Shootingpoverty.org, invited the three finalists to present their films at the Tribeca theater. While April 6th (Chandam Netraj’s film about war widows in Assam, India) and Grosso Calibre (Directors Guilherme Arruda, Ludmila Curi, Thiago Vieira, about hip hop musicians caught in the crossfire of gang violence in the favelas of Rio, Brazil) dazzled audiences, the award went to Bang for Your Buck, about arms markets in Burundi, directed by Seth Chase and Brice Blondel. Oxfam then invited Humanitarian Bazaar (then known as HELO Magazine) to produce the meta-nonfiction behind the scenes vignette, Filming Violence. The four films were pressed to DVD and distributed globally.
