101 Seconds

This short documentary explores the life and legacy of Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and human rights activist who died in custody in China. It delves into his activism, his imprisonment, and the global impact of his fight for freedom of speech and democracy. The film highlights the poignant contrast between his enduring message and the oppressive regime he challenged.

101 Seconds received critical acclaim for its powerful and concise portrayal of Liu Xiaobo's struggle and its significance in the global human rights discourse. Reviewers praised its emotional resonance and its ability to distill a complex political and personal story into a compelling short format. It was particularly noted for its timely relevance in advocating for human rights and freedom of expression.

• A deeply moving and important short film that effectively honors Liu Xiaobo's legacy.

• Manages to convey a significant political message with profound emotional impact.

• A crucial reminder of the ongoing fight for human rights and free speech.

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Nominated for an IDA Award for Best Short Documentary (International Documentary Association Awards).

The title '101 Seconds' refers to the amount of time Liu Xiaobo was granted to speak at his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance ceremony in absentia before being cut off by Chinese authorities.