Against Oblivion

Year: 1991

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: French

Directors: Patrice Chéreau, Philippe Muyl

Documentary

A compilation of thirty French directors—including Alain Resnais and Jean‑Luc Godard—creates short films as a plea for a political prisoner. Godard and Anne‑Marie Miéville focus on Thomas Wanggai, a West Papuan activist who later died in custody. The collection was commissioned by Amnesty International.

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