PBS的“ POV”在Hot Docs Premiere（独家）之后获得环境惊悚片“ Delikado”
PBS’ ‘POV’ Acquires Environmental Thriller ‘Delikado’ Following Hot Docs Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
艾美奖获奖PBS纪录片系列“ POV”已宣布收购环境惊悚片“ Delikado”，这是其即将到来的第35季的一部分。这部电影于4月29日在加拿大热门文档（Hot Docs Canadian Intl）上首映。纪录节是屡获殊荣的记者卡尔·马拉库纳斯（Karl Malakunas）的导演首次亮相。 “ Delikado”是由两次艾美奖提名人Marty Syjuco和Michael Collins（POV的“几乎日出”，“明天放弃”）以及Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala制作的。“ Delikado”。巴拉望岛是联合国教科文组织世界遗产，拥有世界上最古老，最大，最多样化的雨林之一。它也是该国的“最后的生态边界”，也是世界上最致命的捍卫者之一，毗邻巴西，刚果和哥伦比亚。这部电影跟随三位鼓舞人心的领导人 - 一个富有魅力的律师，一个前私人记录仪和无所畏惧的政治家 - 他们与土著社区合作，试图挽救越来越有价值有能力的自然资源被掠夺。 “ Delikado”还提供了菲律宾总统罗德里戈·杜特尔特（Rodrigo Duterte）总统的“毒品战争”的曝光，该菲律宾夺去了数千人的生命，这主要是杜特尔特及其盟友控制经济和政治权力杠杆的工具。在菲律宾的下一次选举中（定于5月9日），在国家和巴拉望岛的下一次选举中，这些阴谋会影响选民。马拉库纳斯说：“环境被政客和强大的商业人物摧毁。” “在'Delikado'中，我们展示了三名捍卫者的鼓舞人心的战斗，试图阻止菲律宾的岛屿天堂被掠夺。我无法想象比“ POV”和PBS更好的合作伙伴和平台，可以将“ Delikado”主题的令人难以置信的故事（Bobby，Tata和Nieves）带入整个美国的房屋。” “这些活动STS毫无疑问地说明了为我们的环境资源而战的赌注。”“ POV”执行制片人克里斯·怀特（Chris White）说。 “我很感激这支有才华的电影制片人团队将这些英雄带到公众的关注点，并在整个春季将继续进行“ Delikado”的节日放映。大选于5月初举行。该纪录片将作为即将上映的洛杉矶亚洲太平洋电影节，旧金山的Caamfest，纽约的人权观察节和新西兰的Docesged的一部分，并将作为“ POV” 35th的一部分首次亮相。今年秋天在PBS上的季节。与时代工作室合作，独家的“ Delikado”内容，其中包含巴拉望的土地辩护任务，这些任务并未在《时代》杂志的印刷版和在线版本中突出显示，以及在以后的相关面板活动中年。“ Delikado”是一部体贴的机器人，Narravi电影，ITV和美国纪录片/“ POV”，与裸体的电影和毛毡电影联合制作。生产者是Malakunas，Magsanoc-Alikpala，Collins和Syjuco。Collins和Syjuco以前的项目在“ POV”上首映，其中包括艾美奖提名的“放弃明天”和“几乎日出”。执行制片人包括Daniel J. Chalfen和Laura Nix，以及ITV的Sally Jo Fifer，以及Erika Dilday和Chris White的《美国纪录片》/“ POV”。“ Delikado”交易由White和Dilday为American Difcormary/“ POV”和DILDAY谈判，并为电影制作团队的Focus Media Law Group进行了协商。
"POV," the Emmy-winning PBS documentary series, has announced the acquisition of environmental thriller "Delikado" as part of its upcoming 35th season.
The film, which premiered April 29 at the Hot Docs Canadian Intl. Documentary Festival, is the directorial debut of award-winning journalist Karl Malakunas. "Delikado" is produced by two-time Emmy nominees Marty Syjuco and Michael Collins (POV’s "Almost Sunrise," "Give Up Tomorrow"), as well as Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala.
"Delikado" takes place in the Philippines on the island of Palawan, a Unesco World Heritage site with one of the oldest, largest and most diverse rainforests in the world. It is also the country’s “last ecological frontier” and one of the deadliest places for land defenders in the world, next to Brazil, the Congo and Colombia. The film follows three inspirational leaders – a charismatic lawyer, an ex-illegal logger and a fearless politician – as they work with indigenous communities trying to save their increasingly valuable natural resources from being plundered.
"Delikado" also offers an exposé of President Rodrigo Duterte’s “war on drugs” in the Philippines, which has claimed thousands of lives – showing it chiefly as a tool for Duterte and his allies to control the levers of economic and political power. These machinations will have an influence on voters in the next elections in the Philippines (set for May 9), both at a national level and in Palawan.
“A land defender is killed every two days around the world as they strive to protect their local environments from being destroyed by politicians and powerful business figures," Malakunas said. "In 'Delikado,' we show the inspirational battles of three land defenders trying to stop an island paradise in the Philippines from being plundered. I can’t imagine better partners and platforms than 'POV' and PBS to bring the incredible stories of 'Delikado’s' subjects – Bobby, Tata and Nieves – into homes across America.”
“These activists illustrate, in no uncertain terms, the stakes of the battle for our environmental resources,” said Chris White, executive producer of "POV." “I am grateful that this team of talented filmmakers are bringing these heroes to the public eye, with a clarion call for collective outrage and action.”
Festival screenings for "Delikado" will continue throughout the spring, with timing ahead of the critical Filipino 2022 general election taking place in early May. The documentary will be featured as part of the upcoming Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, CAAMfest in San Francisco, the Human Rights Watch Festival in New York, and DocEdge in New Zealand, and will make its television debut as part of "POV’s" 35th season on PBS this fall.
In collaboration with TIME Studios, exclusive "Delikado" content featuring Palawan land defender missions that didn’t make the final cut will be highlighted in TIME Magazine’s print edition and online, as well as related panel events later in the year.
"Delikado" is a Thoughtful Robot, Narravi Films, ITVS and American Documentary/"POV" co-production in association with Naked Edge Films and Felt Films. The producers are Malakunas, Magsanoc-Alikpala, Collins and Syjuco. Collins and Syjuco’s previous projects premiered on "POV," including Emmy-nominated "Give Up Tomorrow" and "Almost Sunrise." Executive producers include Daniel J. Chalfen and Laura Nix as well as Sally Jo Fifer for ITVS, and Erika Dilday and Chris White for American Documentary/"POV."
The "Delikado" deal was negotiated by White and Dilday for American Documentary/"POV" and Isaac Hager, Focus Media Law Group, for the filmmaking team.
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