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Borneo, most of which is Indonesian territory, is the third largest island in the world and one of the most important rainforest areas on earth. Only 60 years ago, it was almost completely covered by primary forest. This forest is home to many indigenous peoples, and the diversity of species is greater here than anywhere else in the world. But the rainforest on Borneo is also being cleared more and more massively, large timber industry companies are clearing natural forests for palm oil and timber plantations. A habitat that is thousands of years old is threatening to disappear bit by bit. Filmmakers Balint Revesz, Angus MacInnes and Jamie Wolfeld spent several years living with the Dayak-Bahao people in the central highlands of Borneo, observing and researching with them the creeping loss of their ancestral homeland. Together with three emissaries of the village, they embark on a journey that leads from the rainforests of Borneo to the Japanese metropolis of Tokyo, where tropical timber is being used in the stadiums for the Olympic Games. They follow the path of the stolen trees and come across swathes of devastation and huge palm oil plantations in the middle of the jungle. On the one hand, the film raises the question of how supply chains can be traced or concealed and what role politics plays in this. On the other hand, it delves deeply into indigenous life and the mythical relationship of the indigenous people to the forest, which has been preserved by their peoples for thousands of years. With magnificent images and a deep closeness to the local people, the filmmakers tell of a landscape in transition and of a very special relationship between humans and nature. Credits: Director: Bálint Révész Writer and head researcher: Angus MacInnes Cinematographer: Jamie Wolfeld Producer: Ira Tondowski, Alex Tondowski, Horváth-Szabó Ágnes, András Muhi Pires, Editor: Christian R. Timmann, Ágnes Mógor H.S.E. Composer: Erin Lang, Bálint Szabó Sound designer: Iszlai József, Thomas Wallmann Production companies: ELF Pictures, Tondowski Films Co-production company: Gallivant Films Supporter: ZDF/ARTE, Hungarian Tax Incentive International sales: Java Films Hungarian distributor: Kontra

In the Palm Oil sector, it is increasingly common for corporate groups owned by an individual or family to conceal their control of problematic assets. Concealed ownership helps shield these groups from being held to account for the rogue operations they control. The short film, Hiding in the Shadows, documents the situation of the Dayak Agabag, an indigenous peoples who have lived in North Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo) since time immemorial. In the last two decades the Agabag have seen their lands be taken over by two palm oil companies, PT KHL and PT BHP. The film documents the toll PT KHL and PT BHP operations have had on the Dayak Agabag community, who are repeatedly subject to criminalization and intimidation in an apparent effort to deter community resistance to plantation expansion. The evidence unearthed in the filmmaker’s investigation suggests PT KHL and PT BHP are shadow companies of First Resources, a group controlled by oligarchic Fangiono family.. First Resources is a member of the RSPO, a sustainability certification which guarantees that the palm oil produced under the scheme is free from human rights abuses and environmental harms. First Resources denies it has control over PT BHP and PT KHL. Watch the film and make up your own mind as to who is telling the truth.

The film can be found on the following Platforms from World Refugee Week - June 2019 iTunes, Amazon, Google Play & Vudu. https://apple.co/2Kww65z https://www.anothernewsstory.com Gallivant Film and Wislocki Films are thrilled to announce that Another News Story, the gripping feature documentary debut from Director Orban Wallace, will have it’s worldwide VOD release on 24th June. The film was shortlisted in the 2018 Grierson Awards in the Best Single Documentary – International category, following its World Premiere at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2017 and a run in over 30 international film festivals as well as a limited theatrical release. Called ‘a brilliant film’ by Charlie Phillips in The Observer, Another News Story captures both the ground-floor perspective of the European refugee crisis and the jarring press frenzy that surrounds it. 'The end result is probably as profound an insight into the true nature of the refugee crisis as you will ever get' P. Stuart Robinson- Montages Magazine Another News Story was filmed during the 2015 Syrian refugee crisis. Wallace’s film follows refugees from the Greek island of Lesbos, into Hungary and Croatia and across Europe to a hoped-for sanctuary. The film chronicles a journey beset by physical deprivation and danger, bureaucratic and political obstacles and thousands of miles of uncertainty. But the British director also turns his camera on the world media on assignment in the Mediterranean as they cover the unfolding humanitarian tragedy. In today’s chaotic era, what is the who, how, and why of the 24-hour breaking news cycle as it relates to global conflicts and crises? When faced with immeasurable suffering, how do they balance their humanity with professional objectivity and the day to day mundanity of their jobs. Is it possible to walk the line between a good story and sensationalism? Or, glazed, do you just go after another news story? The film boasts a sumptuous soundtrack by composers Ash Koosha (star of Cannes special Jury prize winner No One Knows About Persian Cats 2009) and Noemie Ducimetiere (who also gives striking vocal performances), with additional music from Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, Amon Tobin, James Jones, The Hidden Orchestra, and Vahakn Gehlhaar-Matossian. Credits: Director: Orban Wallace Producers: Orban Wallace, Verity Wislocki GALLIVANT FILM and WISLOCKI FILMS Composers: Ash Koosha & Noemie Ducimetiere Director of Photography: Josh Allott Sound: Leo Smith Editor: Dominic Stabb Co-Producers: Balint Revesz, Charly W. Feldman, SE15 Productions Assistant Producers: Rosa Saunders, Jamie Wolfeld Associate Producers: Andrew Goddard, Atlas Bulk Carriers, Jan Wolfeld, Patricia D'Intino Robert and Olivia Temple Archive Clearances: Lucy Whitton Camera Operators: Josh Allott, Orban Wallace, Jamie Wolfeld, Ruben Woodin-Dechamps Post Production Producer: Verity Wislocki Supervising Editor: Dominic Stabb Consulting Editor: Michael Nollet Sound Designer: Peter Baldock, Noemie Ducimetrie Colourist: Gareth Bishop Assistant Editor: Charlie Webb Additional Music: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Amon Tobin James Jones Hidden Orchestra Vahakn Gehlhaar-Matossian

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