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(Nationa Geographic Channel)
Dr. Willard Gaylin examines the psychological manifestations of hatred. Then, Peter Hilary and Jamling Tenzig, sons of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hilary, the first to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, discuss their fathers’ achievements. Plus a conversation about The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival. First Anne Aghion discusses her film Gacaca. Then Arn Chorn, a survivor of Cambodia’s genocide, joins director Diane Weyerman to talk about the documentary based on his life, The Flute Player.
Dr. Willard Gaylin
Dr. Willard Gaylin examines the psychological manifestations of hatred. He claims that hatred is deeply rooted to more than mere emotions.
Music: Crash Soundtrack music by Howard Shore
Music: Crash Soundtrack music by Howard Shore
Peter Hilary and Jamling Tenzig
Peter Hilary and Jamling Tenzig, sons of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hilary, the first to reach the summit of Mt. Everest, discuss their fathers’ achievements, Surviving Everest.
To learn more about the Everest Expedition, tune into The National Geographic Channel on Sunday April 27th at 8pm.
Music:Seven ...
To learn more about the Everest Expedition, tune into The National Geographic Channel on Sunday April 27th at 8pm.
Music:Seven ...
Anne Aghion and Diane Weyerman
A conversation about The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival. Anne Aghion discusses her film Gacaca: Living Together Again in Rwanda. And Diane Weyerman, director of the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program, talks about the documentary, The Flute Player.
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