Newstalk documentary 'Angels of Mercy' honoured at 2022 Clarion Awards
Newstalk documentary ‘Angels of Mercy’ has been recognised at the 2022 Clarion International Women in Media Awards.
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Newstalk documentary ‘Angels of Mercy’ has been recognised at the 2022 Clarion International Women in Media Awards.
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Yeah, no, not much more at all. however, flee. now, you've seen flee. loved it! animated documentary byjonas poher rasmussen, and it's a documentary about somebody that he has known since 15 — they met in middle school — called amin here. but that's a pseudonym to protect his identity. he came from afghanistan to denmark. his backstory was always shrouded in mystery, and rasmussen wanted to do a radio documentary about him. he said, "i'm not ready to do it." but then when he started discussing the animated documentary, he realised that he could tell his story and still retain his anonymity...