Feel inspired by Reel/Life stories and delve into this programme of animated documentaries and films based on true events. The filmmakers in this programme use animation to shine a light on issues from around the world and moments through history, raising awareness through animated storytelling. From an account of the Hong Kong Riots to a history of the Chinese Exclusion Act, an autobiographical portrayal of living with autism to an intimate tale of childhood immigration, this selection is packed with touching tales and inspiring stories.
Don't forget to vote for your favourite film and tune in to the CAF 2022 Awards on Sunday 10th April at 7pm BST! Voting closes at 3pm on Sunday 10th April.
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Gadewch i Bywyd/Go iawn eich ysbrydoli ac ymchwiliwch i'r rhaglen hon o raglenni dogfen wedi'u hanimeiddio a ffilmiau sy'n seiliedig ar ddigwyddiadau go iawn. Mae'r gwneuthurwyr ffilm yn y rhaglen hon yn defnyddio animeiddiad i daflu goleuni ar faterion o bob rhan o'r byd ac eiliadau trwy hanes, gan godi ymwybyddiaeth trwy adrodd storïau animeiddiedig. O hanes Terfysgoedd Hong Kong i hanes Deddf Eithrio Tsieineaidd, portread hunangofiannol o fyw gydag awtistiaeth i stori agos-atoch am fewnfudo plentyndod, mae'r detholiad hwn yn llawn o storïau teimladwy a storïau ysbrydoledig.
In 1882, the United States Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first federal law that restricted immigration based explicitly on nationality. In practice, the Act banned entry to all ethnically Chinese immigrants besides diplomats, and prohibited existing immigrants from obtaining citizenship. Robert Chang details the lasting impact the Act had on immigrant rights and freedoms.
- Year2021
- Runtime05:57
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States, France
- DirectorMohammad Babakoohi, Yijia Cao
Feel inspired by Reel/Life stories and delve into this programme of animated documentaries and films based on true events. The filmmakers in this programme use animation to shine a light on issues from around the world and moments through history, raising awareness through animated storytelling. From an account of the Hong Kong Riots to a history of the Chinese Exclusion Act, an autobiographical portrayal of living with autism to an intimate tale of childhood immigration, this selection is packed with touching tales and inspiring stories.
Don't forget to vote for your favourite film and tune in to the CAF 2022 Awards on Sunday 10th April at 7pm BST! Voting closes at 3pm on Sunday 10th April.
Please fill out our feedback form here it really helps us plan all our events!
Gadewch i Bywyd/Go iawn eich ysbrydoli ac ymchwiliwch i'r rhaglen hon o raglenni dogfen wedi'u hanimeiddio a ffilmiau sy'n seiliedig ar ddigwyddiadau go iawn. Mae'r gwneuthurwyr ffilm yn y rhaglen hon yn defnyddio animeiddiad i daflu goleuni ar faterion o bob rhan o'r byd ac eiliadau trwy hanes, gan godi ymwybyddiaeth trwy adrodd storïau animeiddiedig. O hanes Terfysgoedd Hong Kong i hanes Deddf Eithrio Tsieineaidd, portread hunangofiannol o fyw gydag awtistiaeth i stori agos-atoch am fewnfudo plentyndod, mae'r detholiad hwn yn llawn o storïau teimladwy a storïau ysbrydoledig.
In 1882, the United States Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first federal law that restricted immigration based explicitly on nationality. In practice, the Act banned entry to all ethnically Chinese immigrants besides diplomats, and prohibited existing immigrants from obtaining citizenship. Robert Chang details the lasting impact the Act had on immigrant rights and freedoms.
- Year2021
- Runtime05:57
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States, France
- DirectorMohammad Babakoohi, Yijia Cao
