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Jehane Noujaim inspira un día mundial de cine

Filmed Feb 2006 • Posted Jul 2006TED2006
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En esta charla optimista, Jehane Noujaim desvela el deseo que le ganó el Premio TED en 2006: unir al mundo entero por un día al año a través del poder del cine.

2006 TED Prize winner Jehane Noujaim is the gutsy filmmaker responsible for Control Room, an astonishing documentary about Al Jazeera's coverage of the Iraq war and the contrasting notions of truth expressed in the US media. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Kaitlin Heximer
Reviewed by Luis Roa
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