Hard To Believe is broadcasting on KWSUDT (Pullman, WA) at 11:00 PM on Dec. 7, 2015 (Monday) and 6:00 AM on Jan. 25, 2016 (Monday).
Hard To Believe Broadcasting on KWSU
Hard To Believe is broadcasting on KWSU(Pullman, WA) at 11:00 PM on Dec. 7, 2015 (Monday) and 2:30 AM on Dec. 17, 2015 (Thursday).
Audiences Reactions after "Hard To Believe" Screening
On Wed. Nov. 18, Hard To Believe was screened in Melbourne's Victoria University. A reporter interviewed audience members about their reactions after watching the film, and published them in an article in the Chinese Epoch Times. We have translated some of the quotes below.
Clemson's Falun Dafa Club Shares a History That's "Hard To Believe"
Hard To Believe was successfully screened at Clemson University on November 16. The campus newspaper, Tiger News, reported the event and post-screening discussion.
Hard To Believe Wins IndieFEST Film Award
Hard To Believe has won a prestigious Award of Excellence from the IndieFEST Film Awards in the category of Liberation / Social Justice / Protest. The award was given for the outstanding documentary film, Hard To Believe, which examines one of the most horrifying human rights violations of our time and questions why so little attention has been paid.
Documentary Some Find ‘Hard To Believe’ Comes to Houston
Swoop Film producer, Kay Rubacek, was interviewed by the Epoch Times about attending the annual meeting of the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities to present Hard To Believe and how the information presented in the film was received by the attendees.
Hard To Believe Broadcasting on WLAEDT
Hard To Believe is broadcasting on WLAEDT (New Orleans, LA) at 7:00 PM on Nov. 15 (Sunday) and 4:00 AM on Nov. 16, 2015 (Monday).
Questioning Media's Responsibility on Investigating Serious Crimes Like Organ Harvesting
U.S.-based advocacy and on-profit organization Friends Of Falun Gong (FoFG) interviewed Swoop Films' producer Kay Rubacek about Hard To Believe and how the media and political sensitives surrounding organ harvesting in China were handled in the film.
What We Must Learn From WWII: Speech by Australian Lawyers for Human Ri
During the screening of Hard To Believe at NSW Parliament on Oct. 28, 2015, an inspiring speech was made by Nathan Kennedy, the president of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights (ALHR), which was a sponsor of the event.
What We Must Learn From WWII: Speech by Australian Lawyers for Human Rights
During the screening of Hard To Believe at NSW Parliament on Oct. 28, 2015, an inspiring speech was made by Nathan Kennedy, the president of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights (ALHR), which was a sponsor of the event.
Thought-provoking Speech Given at the Screening of Hard To Believe in Sydney
Professor Katrina Bramstedt, one of the world's few formally trained transplant ethicists and a participant in 'Hard To Believe', recently gave a thought-provoking speech on "forced organ harvesting" at the NSW Parliament in Sydney, Australia.
"There Is Complicity In Our Silence", Speech by DAFOH Representative, Maria Fiataro
Professor Maria Fiatarone Singh, MD, from the University of Sydney, made a moving speech during the screening of Hard To Believe at NSW Parliament in Sydney, Australia.
Photo Story: Hard To Believe International & European Premiere
The International & European Premiere of Hard To Believe was successfully held at the Film Casino in Vienna, Austria. Ethan Gutmann, an investigative journalist and China analyst who is featured in Hard To Believe, and Ms. Anastasia Lin, Miss World Canada, 2015 and a human right advocate, attended the VIP reception of the event and the post-screening Q&A session.
ABC Radio National Religion & Ethics Report: Hard To Believe
Radio National lately interviewed Professor Katrina Bramstedt of Bond University, a transplant ethicist and participant in Hard To Believe. The transcript of her interview is presented here and the full recording can be found on Radio National website.
Hard To Believe Screening at NSW Parliament in Sydney, Australia
Academics and professionals from medical and legal fields attended a pre-release private screening of Hard to Believe at the NSW Parliament in Sydney, Australia on October 28.
'Hard To Believe' Invited to the American Society of Bioethics & Humanities 2016 Annual Meeting In Houston
Swoop Films was invited to present the new documentary film 'Hard To Believe' at the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) in Houston last week Oct 22-24 at the Hilton Americas.
Hard To Believe Broadcasting on KTNWDT
Hard To Believe is broadcasting on KTNWDT (Richland, WA) at 2:00 PM on Nov. 1, 2015 (Sunday).
Donations to the Hard To Believe Outreach Campaign are Tax Deductible
Thanks to fiscal sponsorship from the International Documentary Association (IDA), donations to the Outreach Campaign for "Hard To Believe" are tax deductible. All funds are administered by the IDA.
Hard To Believe Broadcasting on KCSMDT
Hard To Believe is broadcasting on KCSMDT (San Mateo, CA) at 10:00 PM on Oct. 25, 2015 (Sunday) and 3:00 AM on Oct. 26, 2015 (Monday).
The Daily Mail Leads to Viral Coverage of Hard To Believe
Hard To Believe had its U.S. digital release launched between Sept. 29 and Oct. 5, 2015. During the time U.S. audience was able to purchase online access to watching the film on Vimeo for a week. After the Daily Beast and then the Daily Mail ran the story a flood of others picked up on it, making "organ harvesting" go viral online over a number of days.