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Joanna Lipper

Filmmaker

Joanna Lipper appears in the following:

Hafsat Abiola, subject of the film 'The Supreme Price,' by Joanna Lipper. It's part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival

“The Supreme Price,” the Abiola Family, and Politics in Nigeria

Thursday, June 19, 2014

The director of the documentary “The Supreme Price,” discusses the film with its subject, Hafsat Abiola, an activist from a political family in Nigeria.