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Human Rights Arts and Film Festival: Chair highlights

The return of the festival to Melbourne this week offers film, art, conversation, food and performance.

3 May 2023

ScreenHub staff

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Roj Amedi. Image: supplied.

We ask Roj Amedi, Chair and Acting CEO of the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival, some questions ahead of the festival this week in Melbourne.

Can you tell us about a couple of film highlights of this year’s festival?

And I’d also recommend our online film program, which this year features four films.

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