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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2024 · 51 MIN

Beyond The Lens: Using Film as a Catalyst for Social Change

from Coffee with Changemakers · host Robin & Yoshi

Anya Raza, a Pakistani-Dutch filmmaker, uses storytelling to challenge norms and drive social change. Known for her impactful documentaries, Anya’s work spans economic empowerment, humanitarian causes, human rights, and freedom of expression. For example, her film “How She Moves” follows classical dance guru Indu Mitha, showcasing her feminist and secular approach to dance in Pakistan, illustrating the power of art to inspire change. In this episode, Anya shares her journey from economics to filmmaking, reflecting on the importance of empathy, speaking up on sensitive issues, and connecting with audiences on a human level. Join us as Anya shares insights on navigating complex social issues, personal growth, and making an impact through storytelling. Highlights 04:17 The Journey to Filmmaking 07:22 Questioning the Status Quo 11:23 The Power of Storytelling 19:56 Inspiring Action Through Films 21:21 Guiding Viewers to Take Action & Challenges 31:43 Human Connection in Storytelling 41:26 The Importance of Trusting Your Intuition 46:49 Upcoming Projects Follow Anya and her impactful work here: https://www.instagram.com/anyarazaofficial/

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