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In 2017, director Terry George (Hotel Rwanda, The Promise) challenged filmmakers across the world to tell a human rights story important to them. There were two conditions. The film had to be no more than 60 seconds. And it could have no dialogue. Filmmakers all over the world confronted subjects from poverty to privacy, from women's rights to civil disobedience. But there was one topic more than any other that weighed on the conscience of filmmakers.