‘White Tiger Column’ Directors on How Myanmar’s Resistance Speaks to Political Youth Movements in Brazil, Serbia and the U.S.: ‘Revolution Is on the Lips of a Lot of People’
Variety reports on "White Tiger Column," the opening film at IDFA, and interviews its directors about how Myanmar's resistance relates to political youth movements in Brazil, Serbia and the U.S. According to Variety, Canadian photojournalist Bryan Dickie traveled to Myanmar in 2021, 10 months after the military overthrew the democratically elected government in a coup. That trip led him to bring in long-time collaborators Robert Mentov and Dwight Jantzi, and the three returned to the country two years later.
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‘White Tiger Column’ Directors on How Myanmar’s Resistance Speaks to Political Youth Movements in Brazil, Serbia and the U.S.: ‘Revolution Is on the Lips of a Lot of People’
In 2021, 10 months after Myanmar’s military overthrew the democratically elected government in a coup, Canadian photojournalist Bryan Dickie heard of a rare opening to access the country. He acted swiftly. The experience of that trip inspired him to enlist long-time collaborators Robert Mentov and Dwight Jantzi, with the trio returning to Myanmar two years […]
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