Birgitte Stærmose: We talk about war and peace, but not the aftermath
Danish filmmaker discusses co-creating "Afterwar" with young street sellers of peanuts and cigarettes.
One-on-one | DokuFest2024.08.07
This idea of pitying someone as a way to escape discomfort provoked me.
You may not look at them when they come into the café, but they look at you. They know what's going on.
The media focuses on the war, the drama and then how the drama ended, but for those who lived through a war, the effects can last for generations.
Dafina Halili
Dafina Halili is a journalist at K2.0, covering mainly human rights and social justice issues. Dafina has a master’s degree in diversity and the media from the University of Westminster in London, U.K..
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