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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 24 MIN

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from Fog of Truth · host Bart Weiss and Nin Shapira

The Fog of Truth Episode 101: Interview with Nim Shapira In the 101st episode of The Fog of Truth, Bart interviews filmmaker Nim Shapira about his new documentary, which chronicles the aftermath of the October 7th attacks and the subsequent putting up and taking down of Photos of the hostages taken by Hamas,in New York City.    Shapira discusses the emotional significance behind the posters put up by communities as a form of action and grief, the experiences of various individuals affected by the conflict, and the importance of empathy and dialogue. The film, shot in winter 2023, focuses on the social fabric of New York City and explores themes such as freedom of speech, diverse perspectives, and the importance of difficult conversations. Additionally, Shapira highlights the involvement of Israeli artists and shares some of the challenges faced during production.    Introduction and Milestone Celebration  Interview with Nim Shapira Begins  Nim Shapira's Background and Initial Reactions  The Documentary's Themes and Focus Artists Behind the Posters  Challenges and Risks Faced Finding and Working with Documentary Subjects  Emotional Anchors and Personal Stories  Public Reactions and Social Impact  Screenings and Audience Reactions  Final Thoughts and How to Watch the Film  

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