Arise

Year: 2013

Runtime: 78 min

Language: English

Directors: Candice Orlando, Lori Joyce

Documentary

This film depicts a peaceful people's struggle for freedom, an unprecedented event in world history. Their devotion and defiance don't involve bloodshed against their oppressors, but tragically manifest through mass self-immolation. It is a stark portrayal of resilience and a desperate cry for liberation in the face of adversity, highlighting the profound sacrifices made in pursuit of autonomy.

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