Stand with the men and women dedicated to protecting our communities. I’m asking you to help those who stand between civility and chaos. Limited resources can limit local police from receiving the crucial training and equipment needed to meet the challenge of today’s evolving criminal threat. Now these same people want to defund the police. The numbers are already showing that with no deterrent criminals are emboldened by these weak policies. With states determined to lower their jail populations, legislators are being pushed by well financed and highly coordinated activists into releasing dangerous criminals back onto your streets. Does the media and political elites see the err of their ways? No, instead they are turning up the rhetoric, calling for softer crime policies. She becomes a target of a legal smear campaign by the government and is being imprisoned twice. Facts, first class journalism and kindness are her defense. Now media and politicians call for defunding police and in communities where those policies have been put into action, violent crime rates have doubled. Maria is the last woman standing in an unjust war and is being recognized for holding the line against the downfall of democracy by TIME magazine as person of the year in 2018. They demonize police while elevating the image of criminal behavior as if it’s some form of social justice. Media is as responsible as the political class. Americans are left waiting while the problem grows. Crime erodes the fabric of a prosperous society.Īmericans have been told that public safety is a priority by our elected officials but after elections they only offer excuses instead of results. Dangerous drugs make their way into our schools and homes. Maybe you or someone you know is the victim of a robbery, assault or even a petty theft. In some communities, good people are prisoners in their own homes because of gang violence and threats from a criminal class who are emboldened by the soft policies coming from our leaders. Maybe it’s a son or daughter who gets involved with the wrong crowd and their life spirals out of control.
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^ a b c d e " " We Hold the Line: Awards" 2020, International Movie Database, retrieved October 11, 2021.^ a b "CPH:DOX 2020: Review: We Hold the Line," March 31, 2020, Cineuropa, retrieved December 11, 2021.^ a b We Hold the Line, International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, retrieved October 11, 2021.13, 2020)," December 11, 2020, International Press Institute, retrieved October 11, 2021 ^ a b c d "“We Hold the Line”: Documentary screening & briefing with IPI (Dec.^ a b c " "We Hold the Line," 2020, International Movie Database, retrieved October 11, 2021.George, Moscow International Film Festival Winner, 2020 Award for Artistic Excellence, Moscow International Film Festival.Nominee, 2020 Truth Award, Dokufest International Documentary and Short Film Festival.
Winner, 2020 F:ACT Award, CPH:DOX (Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival).It was also featured at the 17th VERZIÓ Human Rights Documentary Film Festival / 2020 VERZIÓ Film Festival. It was also featured at the 2020 CPH:DOX (Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival), 2020 Dokufest International Documentary and Short Film Festival, and the 2020 Moscow International Film Festival The film was screened online on the closing day of the 13th annual This Human World – International Human Rights Film Festival, of the International Press Institute, and in its first online edition. The film's Dutch premiere was at the at International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam Germany-based Magnetfilm holds the international rights. The 92-minute German film (in English with some Tagalog), was directed by Marc Wiese, and produced by Oliver Stoltz for Dreamer Joint Venture Filmproduktion, GmbH. We Hold the Line 2020 ‘Die Unbeugsamen: Gefhrdete Pressefreiheit auf den Philippinen’ Directed by Marc Wiese Synopsis In the Philippines, the journalist Maria Ressa fights a battle for democracy against president Duterte and his ‘war on drugs’, which has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
It particularly features the Philippine investigative media group Rappler, and its star crusading Philippine journalist, 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa, who is harassed and arrested for her efforts. We Hold the Line documents the Philippine drug war and political corruption by the regime and entourage of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, told through politicians, members of the death squads, those who have escaped the killing, and through independent Philippine media.
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