Online release of research documentary «Inequality and Conflict – Beyond us and them»
02.06.2020
This is the story of people taking the struggle for inclusion beyond ‘us and them’, not shying away from addressing painful pasts, discrimination and conflict. Watch the 68-minute research documentary film online now.
This film is the product of a two-year synthesis process of participatory filmmaking spanning boundaries between places and people and their different knowledges and experiences in working through inequality and conflict. The contributions of non-academic partners in the role of protagonists, sharing their life experiences, as well as the images of inequality created connections between contexts, scales, concepts and research results that were not there before. The documentary contextualises findings and presents solutions for more peaceful, just and inclusive societies as stated in the sustainable development goal SDG16 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Selected results emerging from the diverse methodological approaches of three research projects on dealing with and mitigating social conflicts across the globe connect with and complement each other.
The documentary tells stories and makes research findings accessible for diverse professional audiences and an interested public. Watch in YouTube.
Languages: English, Spanish, Acehnese Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, German
Credits: PRODUCTION TEAM: Ricardo Sáenz de Tejada, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Guatemala | Seraina Rüegger, ETH Zürich, Switzerland | Mimidoo Achakpa, Women’s Right to Education Programme, Nigeria | Christelle Rigual, The Graduate Institute Geneva, Switzerland | Sumedha Jayakody, International Centre for Ethnic Studies, Sri Lanka | Sandra Penic, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
FILMMAKERS:
Jeanine Reutemann and Tim Reutemann, Redmorpheus GmbH, Switzerland
ENABLERS:
Remko Berkhout, companions, Austria | Claudia Zingerli, Swiss National Science Foundation, Switzerland
SUBTITLES:
Corinne Ammann, Switzerland, Agustina Donnola, Argentina, Franck Manara, France
