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S' PROJECTS

IAP

Documentaries

IAP has produced three award-winning, feature-length documentaries that focus on international human rights. These documentaries -- shot in Cuba, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, India, and Sudan -- highlight the courage of individuals who have stood up against persecution and the hope they have provided their communities. Oscar’s Cuba, Our Last Stand and Christians in the Mirror have been invited to screen around the world at parliaments, festivals, universities and institutes, as well as online with cable networks and video-on-demand platforms.

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CHRISTIAN IN THE MIRROR

2019

 

Stories of Courage and Faith in the Face of Persecution From Syria, Iraq, India, Sudan and Egypt reveals the intense suffering of persecuted Christians around the world. From the demolished streets of Aleppo, Syria and northern Iraq, to rural villages in India, South Sudan and Egypt, Christians in the Mirror, tells stories of not only unbelievable persecution, but also the inspiring faith and fortitude Christian communities have displayed in the face of so much devastation.

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OUR LAST STAND

2016

In Our Last Stand, Helma, an Assyrian-American schoolteacher from New York, spends her summer vacation traveling to Iraq and Syria to help raise awareness about the plight of the Christian communities (Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac) threatened by civil war and ISIS.

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CUBA'S HOPE

2011

In 2008, Fidel Castro handed over control of Cuba to his younger brother, Raul. Since then, people around the world have predicted significant changes in the lives of the Cuban people -- especially in the lives of young Cubans. While hope springs eternal, the Cuban government's continued use of laws that violate basic standards of international human rights makes it almost impossible for citizens to openly voice their desires for change.

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OSCAR'S CUBA

2011

Oscar's Cuba, shot undercover in Cuba and presented in Spanish and English, tells the story of Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet, a prisoner of conscience who until March 2011 was serving a 25-year prison sentence for the crime of "disrespecting the revolution" through his promotion of human rights, respect for life and democracy in Cuba.

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