Screening of documentary "Beyond Words - Photographers of War" in Paris.

very interesting and provocative film. I posted about this movie when i saw it last October. Some LS members are interviewed as well. Highly Recommend the film, if you haven’t seen it….cheers, bob

very interesting and provocative film. I posted about this movie when i saw it last October. Some LS members are interviewed as well. Highly Recommend the film, if you haven’t seen it….cheers, bob

i was there ….
stéph

I would love to see this, anyone know whether its showing in Sydney anytime soon?

Hi Lisa and anyone else interested.
You can watch the complete docu on the net with this link:
http://www.poynterextra.org/NPPA2006/index.htm
Then go to the judges choice (graphic) and you can watch it there.
Best,
Wendy

Thanx!

salut steph, c damien le stagiaire de VII (on a pris un verre ensemble la seamine derniere..), j’y serai aussi (on a 4 de nos fotographs qui y sont…), mais un conseil, vient tot, ca risque d’etre blindé….
a plus

“Beyond Words,” the documentary by Greg Kelly will be screened in London too this monday

Monday 22 May – 7.30pm

Screening: ‘Beyond Words: Photographers of War’ – £5
Followed by Q&A with producers Greg Kelly, Eric Foss and Philip Jones Griffiths

Frontline Club,
13 Norfolk Place
London W2 1QJ
020 7479 8950 www.frontlineclub.com

Thnks Tomas ;-)

Thnks Tomas ;-)

Remarkable film and very well done. The editing is superb with contradictory statements joined one right next to the other. I just finished watching it on the link given (thanks Wendy). I am going to move the link to the events section or whatever it is called. My favorite moments came with Tim Page, first when he is asked about injuries (he laughs and says “come on, you know my history” followed by talk of several near death incidents) and second when he talks about smoking doobies to keep level headed and concludes that his photos are 50% doobie influenced and 50% sober! Philip jones Griffiths is eloquent, as is Maggie Steber and also Corinne Dufka.

The link that Wendy provided doesn’t load very well to me, seems like it doesn’t like Safari or Firefox for OS X..?… Is there any direct link to the MPG/AVI/Film stream? That would be really nice.

hmmm. . . Johan I had no trouble watching the whole thing using Firefox. A couple momentary hiccups was all. Other wise I was surprised at how smoothly it ran.

Here it will only load half way, and I can hear sounds but see no video, oh and I can’t click any of the links.

In Safari it will load the logo, but nothing else; In Firefox it will load a side field with some text in it that is scrollable and I can hear voices/audio but see nothing relating to the audio.

Could just be that my installation is fucked or something

Just sent the link to a buddy of mine with a windows box, and she could see it just fine. Mumble

Hi Johan, I watched it on safari as well, and it did work. Like Jon said, besides a few hiccups it was ok.
Hope you get some way of watching it. Just really great documentary.
Enjoy.