Film Lens
Into The Fire examines the events surrounding the G20 summit in Canada, focusing on the treatment of citizens by law enforcement. The film presents testimonies of individuals who were beaten, strip searched, and left naked for extended periods. It shows the experiences of women who faced sexual assault and journalists who were unlawfully detained during the protests.
The documentary critiques the broad powers granted to police, which were later found to be non-existent. Through personal accounts and footage, the film reveals the impact of these actions on civil liberties and raises questions about state authority during large-scale events.
Why Watch
- •See firsthand accounts of G20 summit abuses.
- •Find out about unlawful police powers during protests.
- •Meet individuals affected by civil rights violations.
Did You Know
•Citizens were beaten and strip searched during the G20 summit.
•Women reported sexual assaults by law enforcement officers.
•Journalists faced illegal detention while covering the protests.
•Police were given powers that were later deemed non-existent.
Perfect For
Civil rights activistsG20 summit historyPolice accountability