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Bem-vindo à Rádio Minghui. As transmissões incluem assuntos relativos à perseguição ao Falun Gong na China, entendimentos e experiências dos praticantes adquiridas no curso de seus cultivos, interesses e música composta e executada pelos praticantes do Dafa. Programa 697: Informativo do Minghui de agosto de 2023. Tendo cumprido 5 anos de prisão, ex-professora de escola profissionalizante é sentenciada a 7 anos por causa da sua fé no Falun Gong 27 mortes e 61 casos de condenação de praticantes do Falun Gong com 70 anos ou mais no primeiro semestre de 2023 Notícias tardias: mulher de Heilongjiang torturada até a paralisia em campo de trabalho, morre 16 anos depois Cirurgião cardíaco suíço revela informações sobre a extração de órgãos de pessoas vivas na China Bangalore, Índia: O Falun Dafa foi bem recebido na Exposição de Flores de Lalbag Grécia: Documentário Carta de Masanjia impressiona membros da platéia

Leon Lee is a Chinese-Canadian filmmaker who shares compelling stories that shine a light on human rights issues. Lee's debut film Human Harvest, an exposé of China's illegal organ trade, was viewed by millions worldwide and received the prestigious Peabody Award. His feature documentary Letter from Masanjia premiered at Hot Docs and garnered awards from festivals worldwide. Lee received Canada's Top 25 Immigrants Awards in 2016. His goal is to make a difference by bringing significant, true stories to life and spark vital discussions on topics of international importance. Find where to watch "Unsilenced" at https://www.unsilencedmovie.com/ Rag Doll movie - https://youtu.be/a-PxubN_MQY We truly hope you enjoyed this episode. Please like and subscribe for more content. ♥️ Jenny Link to our socials: https://linktr.ee/miamilit #miamilitpodcast #moviedirector #freedom --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/miami-lit-podcast/support

2012 októberében egy amerikai anyuka épp a halloweeni dekorációt bontotta ki, amikor egy levél esett ki a csomagolásból. Az üzenet írója segítséget kért: leírta, hogy egy kínai kényszermunkatáborban dolgozik és kínozzák őt és a társait. Ebben az epizódban az üzenet írójának, Sun Yi-nak az életét mutatjuk be, miközben megismerkedhetünk a Kínai Kommunista Párt által betiltott Falun Gong mozgalommal és a kínai kényszermunkatáborok szörnyű világával.  Az biztos, hogy az adás meghallgatása után másként tekintünk majd a hétköznapi tárgyainkon szereplő ismerős feliratra: MADE IN CHINA … ITT SZAVAZHATTOK RÁNK: https://sma.marquardmedia.hu/nominee/hihetetlen-tortenelem/ Kiemelt Patreon támogatóink: T. Renáta, Németh Bálint, Papp Dávid, Iszály Balázs, Kovács Ákos Patreon tagság és bónusz epizódok: https://www.patreon.com/hihetetlentortenelem Ha szeretnéd támogatni a podcast csatornánk működését, akkor itt találod a Patreon felületünket: https://www.patreon.com/hihetetlentortenelem A támogatásodért cserébe - támogatási szinttől függően - extra tartalmakat, bónusz epizódokat adunk, és akár meghívott előadóinktól is kérdezhetsz, valamint könyvsorsolásokon vehetsz részt. Köszönünk szépen minden támogatást! :) Források: Amelia Pang: Made in China c. könyv Dr. Heather Kavan: Falun Gong in the media: What can we believe?   Letter from Masanjia: https://www.letterfrommasanjia.com/ CNN interjú: Link Egy női rab visszaemlékezései: Link Elérhetőségek: E-mail cím: hihetetlentori@gmail.com Facebook oldalunk linkje Spotify linkünk Hirdetés és együttműködés: hallgatom@betonenetwork.hu www.betonenetwork.hu

This week on “The Hard Question” Blanquita Cullum starts the new year by interviewing the outstanding and visionary human rights filmmaker Leon Lee. Lee's new movie, “Unsilenced,” will be released January 21. It's based on the true-life story of the crackdown by the Chinese Communist Party and what a group of students risk to fight for freedom. A very powerful interview and a must-see film. ABOUT THE FILM Based on true events, “Unsilenced” follows Wang, a Chinese student and Falun Gong practitioner, and his friends as they attempt to navigate the 1999 order that banned the spiritual practice in China and remains in effect to this day. New lies and coverups appear around every turn as the Chinese Communist Party attempts to quell the rising voices of dissent, deploying every form of propaganda and suppression that it can muster. With the risk of prison, torture, and even death looming over Wang and his compatriots, they must all make sacrifices to protect the truth and expose the government's human-rights abuses. {Watch the trailer: https://vimeo.com/613981463} ABOUT LEON LEE Leon Lee is an award-winning filmmaker who explores intriguing stories that help shine a light on human rights issues. His debut documentary Human Harvest, which was eight years in the making, exposed China's illegal organ trade. It has been viewed by millions worldwide and received a coveted Peabody Award. Lee's documentary Avenues of Escape(2016) was the recipient of four Leo Awards including Best Feature Documentary. His recent documentary Letter from Masanjia premiered at Hot Docs 2018 and has since won awards from festivals around the world. His goal as a filmmaker is to create an impact by bringing true stories to life in unforgettable ways, sparking vital discussion on topics of international importance.

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Especial #OnaWellness i #OnaCinema del programa #OnaCultural en #confinament. Us donem recomanacions per fer front a aquesta situació difícil i portar bé el progressiu #desconfinament, i per a la #salut mental i emocional, què millor que la #cultura, amb la nostra secció sobre #cinema: dimarts al vespre comença el festival #DocsBarcelona i podreu veure la pel.lícula inaugural, 'Letters from Masanjia' al programa #SenseFicció de #TV3. Finalment teniu el nou lliurament de 'Píndoles de cinema confinat' de la mà de Josep Maria Jolis. #onadesants 94.6 FM onadesants.cat #cine #wellness #ràdio #radio

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In this episode, I interview director Leon Lee on his latest documentary, "Letter from Masanjia." In 2012, a story in The Oregonion went viral. A woman named Julie Keith had opened a box of Halloween decorations from KMart and discovered an SOS letter written by Sun Yi, a man imprisoned and tortured in a Chinese labor camp for engaging in the spiritual practice of Falun Gong. Keith publicized the letter, and the international attention eventually led to the abolishment of these labor camps and freed many people in the process. I talk to Lee about Sun Yi's story, how the documentary was made, and the larger issues it raises about the source of cheap goods, the persecution of minorities, and the power of small actions. Go to letterfrommasanjia.com for more information on the film and the steps you can take to make a difference. Consider making this podcast sustainable by supporting it on Patreon. Subscribe to the Her Head in Films Newsletter. Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Original artwork by Dhiyanah Hassan Full Show Notes: Letter from Masanjia website More about Leon Lee More about Human Harvest More about Falun Gong Yad Vashem exhibition of art from the Holocaust More about Leon Lee's Ragdoll

If I’m being honest, I don’t even know how to introduce today’s episode. Back in the Fall, my husband and I had the opportunity to screen a documentary called Letter from Masanjia, and I’ll get into the details of the documentary, and we’ll be talking about it throughout this episode. But, after I saw that documentary, it affected me in ways I can’t even begin to explain. I knew that I wanted to have the producer of that documentary on this episode, and so I reached out to him, and I asked him to come on the show, and he obliged. Today’s episode is tough. It is engaging, challenging, emotional, it’s raw, but my prayer is that it will impact you. My guest is Leon Lee, the founder of Flying Cloud Productions and producer of the documentary, Letter from Masanjia. BECOMING A SELF-TAUGHT DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER Leon’s first documentary, Human Harvest, was inspired by the accusations of Chinese Organ Harvesting, not too far from his hometown in China. Alongside a team of Canadian researchers, he took 8 years to create the film. It has now been viewed by millions, broadcast in more than 25 countries, and received the 74th Annual Peabody Award for Documentary. THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF LEON’S FILMS While creating the films were not easy, took years of research, and faced much opposition, Leon pressed on for all those affected by the tragedies he was documenting. After the release of his first film, governments around the world began to recognize the serious implications of China’s organ harvesting, even banning certain travelers from traveling to China for organ implantation. LETTER FROM MASANJIA In 2012, an Oregon woman found a cry for help in her K-mart box from a man held prisoner and tortured in Chinese labor camps. Through Leon’s connections, he was able to find the man, Sun Yi, and expose the horrific acts still happening in China today. About Leon Lee, Flying Cloud Productions; Award-winning Canadian filmmaker Leon Lee founded Flying Cloud Productions to share intriguing stories about modern-day China that help shine a light on human rights issues. Their debut film Human Harvest, a documentary about China’s illegal organ trade, was broadcast in over 25 countries and was the recipient of numerous accolades including the illustrious Peabody Award. Their recent feature documentary Letter from Masanjia premiered at Hot Docs 2018 and is currently playing in theatres and scooping awards at festivals worldwide. Their aim is to create an impact by bringing true stories to life in unforgettable ways, sparking vital discussion on topics of international importance. CONNECT WITH LEON LEE Website: http://flyingcloud.ca Watch Letter from Masanjia: https://www.letterfrommasanjia.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/flyingcloudprod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flyingcloudproductions/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCssAXAQ9lZYSX8htVgi5lPg Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let’s continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the Business with Purpose podcast (and I’d love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter “Business with Purpose“ Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.  

Written and directed by internationally acclaimed filmmaker and Peabody Award winner, Leon Lee, LETTER FROM MASANJIA is an astonishing & riveting documentary follows the true story of an Oregon woman who finds a desperate SOS letter penned by a political prisoner in her Halloween decorations and the nail-biting chain of events that it sparks when she takes the letter public, exposing appalling flagrant human rights violations - that leads to sweeping labor reform in China. The impact of what those two unlikely heroes have accomplished is even more profound in today’s rapidly boiling over political climate, not just in China but around the rest of the world. LETTER FROM MASANJIA is a devastating tale of human rights violations in current day China with corporate giants across the globe receiving prisoner labor efforts for Halloween decorations, asking no questions in a price for pennies on the dollar. This is the tale of one political prisoners desperate plea to alert the world to horrors most of society sweeps under the carpet. Director and writer Leon Lee stops by to talk about the tens of thousands of people currently incarcerated in labor camps, and the millions more living in fear as well as the people resisting a totalitarian regime. For news and updates goto: letterfrommasanjia.com

An exciting and eye-opening BEHIND THE LENS as we span the globe exploring cultures and historical events thanks to our special guests, LEON LEE and NAMRATA SINGH GUJRAL, plus our exclusive interview with writer/director AMMA ASANTE. We kick off this episode of #BTLRadioShow with our exclusive interview with writer/director AMMA ASANTE who talks about her latest film, the emotionally powerful WHERE HANDS TOUCH. Set in 1944 Germany, Asante explores an oft-overlooked part of World War II history – the Rhineland Bastards, the name given by the Nazis to those of mixed race. Another part of Hitler's "cleansing", Asante sets the stage and brings us into time and place with a love story between a young girl of mixed parents named Leyna, and Lutz, one of the exuberant Nazi Youth and son of a famed member of the Nazi military regime. Listen as Asante talks about her approach to telling this story from the visual immersion to the emotional resonance, the contemporary relevance of the film today, and shooting at a former concentration camp. Moving from 1944 Germany to present-day China, Peabody Award winner and filmmaker LEON LEE takes us deep into the story of Sun Yi, a man held prisoner in the Masanjia Labor Camp, with his powerhouse documentary, LETTER FROM MASANJIA. Hiding a note inside a Halloween decoration (a headstone, no less) made in the prison for shipment to the United States for sale in a K-Mart store, Sun Yi begged the finder of the note to contact human rights organizations and alert them to the abuse and torture at Masanjia. Luckily for Sun Yi, in 2012 Julie Keith of Oregon opened up the Halloween decorations she had purchased two-years earlier and found the note. Lee, an authority on China, takes us down the rabbit hole and into Sun Yi's experiences and persecution for his involvement with Falun Gong, a spiritual group founded on the moral philosophies of truth, compassion and tolerance. Filmmakers will be amazed to learn of the lengths Lee had to go into order to make this film as he is not allowed to enter China, and Sun Yi, on his release from Masanjia could not leave the country. A fascinating conversation. And then we welcome acclaimed writer/director and President of Uniglobe Entertainment, NAMRATA SINGH GUJRAL, talking about her new film 5 WEDDINGS! A cultural explosion showcasing the beauty and wonders of India set against a fictional story of a magazine journalist seeking the Editor-In-Chief position which will be determined by the quality of this unique assignment, Gujral's enthusiasm about the film is palpable as she talks about its structure, deciding on the weddings to focus upon (there are 15 different types of weddings in India), including the Hijara as an important part of the film, focusing on the relationships of fathers & daughters, true love, tradition, working with her cinematographer Christo Bakalov, casting Bo Derek and Candy Clark, the importance of authentic casting, and advice for filmmakers about finding your target audience. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

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