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New Zealand film-maker Sharron Ward on the trauma of being imprisoned in Libya
8 Jan, 2021 07:00 PM
11 minutes to read
By: Joanna Mathers
Joanna Mathers talks with award-winning New Zealand documentary film-maker Sharron Ward about coming home . Isolation had the sting of familiarity. Confinement, enforced meal times, dull, aching hunger. Small aftershocks of Libya but without the lurking malevolence.
Returning to New Zealand (and two weeks isolation) from decades living in London, Kiwi film-maker Sharron Ward felt the echo of another confinement. In 2012 she was held for three days by anti-Gaddafi forces controlling Tripoli, after filming at an ex-military base-turned-IDP (internally displaced persons) camp.
Together, we are making a difference. Together, we are making our community stronger. Thank you for that. But we can’t stop, just because our immediate goal has been reached. The need will not go away on Boxing Day. The need will be with us for weeks and months to come, and the Christmas Fund will continue to work on behalf of those left behind, even after the Christmas season. We will continue to raise money, as much as we can, to help those in need. We can’t stop while our friends and neighbours are suffering. With that in mind, as one goal is reached we are setting another one. Let’s try to raise another $300,000 before the end of the year. That would mean deep breath here $1 million in total.