E-TEAM

Name: E-TEAM
Director: Katy Chevigny,Ross Kauffman
Released: 2014

Katy Chevigny Ross Kauffman 2014

Anna, Ole, Fred and Peter are four members of the Emergencies Team — or E-Team — the most intrepid division of a respected, international human rights group. Trained to deal with unfolding crises, the E-Team flies to hotspots all over the world as soon as allegations of human rights abuse surface.

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Running Time:

89 min.

Spoken Languages:

English

Directors:

Katy Chevigny Ross Kauffman

Producers:

Ross Kauffman, Katy Chevigny, Marilyn Ness

Investigative Journalism

Law and Justice

Middle Eastern Studies

Personal Story

Politics

War

Press

Variety

"Dynamic, entertaining, inspiring and devastating."
The Hollywood Reporter

"…Spellbinding, exceptional."
Variety

"...fearless members of Human Rights Watch's Emergency Team make unforgettable characters in a documentary that's devastating, entertaining and inspiring in equal measure."

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Sundance Film Festival
Human Rights Watch Film Festival

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