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Jarreth Merz: Filmando la democrazia in Ghana

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Sep 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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Jarreth Merz, produttore cinematografico svizzero - ghanese, nel 2008 ha filmato le elezioni nazionali del paese. Ciò che ha testimoniato gli ha permesso di vedere la democrazia, e se stesso, con occhi nuovi.

Jarreth Merz' new film, "An African Election," follows the 2008 presidential elections in Ghana from start to finish. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Laura Gioia
Reviewed by Elena Montrasio
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