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Jarreth Merz: Natáčanie demokracie v Ghane

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Jarreth Metz, Švajčiarsko-Ghanský režisér, sa vrátil do Ghany roku 2008, aby natočil národné voľby. To, čo tam videl, ho naučilo mnoho o demokracii aj o ňom samotnom.

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

Translated into Slovak by Michaela Rožňavská
Reviewed by Martin Francis Gilbert Máik
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