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Raindance, Legal Group G37 Launch $3.8 Million Fund for Films Based on Human Rights Cases (EXCLUSIVE)
The U.K.'s Raindance Film Festival has partnered with international legal firm Guernica 37 Group to develop films based on human rights cases.
Raindance, which is a qualifying festival for Oscar, BAFTA and BIFA consideration, has a track record of showcasing films that address social issues. By combining G37’s legal knowledge with Raindance’s filmmaking resources, the partnership aims to create narratives that inform and encourage action on human rights issues. Almudena Bernabeu, G37 Group’s co-founder and joint head of chambers and CEO, said: “We have seen in our work the importance of culture and media in advancing the aims of justice and accountability.”
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