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  • Senior Camera Journalist, BBC
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Israel is off the rails, says brain-fry documentary

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By Daniel Nelson Verified
| eventslondon.org
‍ ‍Photo: Planet Israel, film website, https://planetisrael.co.uk/ Daniel Nelson ‘This film will fry your brain’, proclaims a new documentary, Planet Israel. That’s overselling it, apart, perhaps for ardent Zionists and extreme nationalist Israelis.
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Photographer of protest — London listings: events about Africa, Asia & Latin America

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By Daniel Nelson Verified
| eventslondon.org
Daniel Nelson I was in two minds about the new biopic of Nigerian-British photographer Misan Harriman — exciting shots of political demonstrations but is it a little too adulatory? —  until I read about right-wing cultural attacks on him. Harriman was the first Black man to shoot a cover of British Vogue, a prominent photographer of the Black Lives Matter movement and is, perhaps most tellingly, chair of the board of trustees of the prestigious Southbank Centre.
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Phone calls from the Gaza apocalypse

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By Daniel Nelson Verified
| eventslondon.org
Daniel Nelson Life Support is a doctors’-eye-view of the Israeli attack on Gaza. And what a visceral, appalling view it is. Most of us will have long ago made up our minds on the rights and wrongs of the onslaught, but it’s hard to believe that this footage will not persuade the still uncommitted that what has occurred is deliberate destruction of life. The bulk of the film was shot by three doctors working in Gazan hospitals.
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