Gerard Ungerman
Gérard Ungerman (born 8 August 1967) is a French filmmaker, cinematographer and journalist who has made a number of documentaries focusing primarily on environmental and human rights issues. In 1995, jointly with Audrey Brohy, he formed Free-Will Productions, an independent documentary production company. He is currently serving as director and co-founder of the Respectful Revolution Project, a web-based advocacy project which centers around short video portraits of people all over the U.S. who are somehow involved in promoting the principle of respect.
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- Respectful Revolution Project
- Belonging (2008 short film)
- The Oil Factor: Behind the War on Terror (2005 documentary)
- Plan Colombia: Cashing In on the Drug War Failure (2003 documentary)
- The Hidden Wars of Desert Storm (2001 documentary)
- Uncle Saddam (2000 documentary)
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