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Watch Over Me: In documentary on cancer patients, despair, courage, grace – and angels

Watch Over Me (2021) | Leafbird Films Farida Pacha’s new documentary Watch Over Me is often hard to watch. Was it just as hard to make? The Milan-based filmmaker spent close to two years following members of CanSupport, a non-profit in Delhi that works with cancer patients for free. Pacha eventually picked three case studies that were attended to by a doctor, a counsellor and a nurse. The deeply empathetic and illuminating documentary has been shot in black and white by Lutz Konermann. The use of monochrome is one of many stylistic choices Pacha made in tackling a difficult, emotionally wrenching subject. Meherchand, Munni Devi and Hanif are all seriously ill. It falls upon the angels of the title, Maniamma R, Sini Kuriakose and Reena Sharma, to watch over them as they confront possible death, prepare their families for the inevitable, and offer advice on medication and any measures that alleviate their suffering.

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The 7th edition of the German Critics' Week offered to look at cinema differently

The 7th edition of the Berlin Critics’ Week offered to look at cinema differently Watch Over Me by Farida Pacha (© Leafbird Films) A selection committee composed of young film critics put together the 7 th edition of the Berlin Critics’ Week, which wasn’t reserved to the industry but open to the general public. People with an accreditation could access the films from outside Germany, too. This edition of Berlin Critics’ Week took place from 27 February to 7 March, in parallel with the first half of this year s Berlinale. The Critics’ Week was funded in 2015 by members of the German film critics association following the example of much older Critics’ Weeks associated with some of the biggest international film festivals, such as Cannes, Venice and Locarno. The aim was to attract attention to the discipline of film criticism and to value its importance within the film business. Specifically, the section seeks to look at films more closely: “In

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The 7th edition of the German Critics' Week took place in parallel with the first part of this year's Berlinale

The 7th edition of the Berlin Critics’ Week offered to look at cinema differently Watch Over Me by Farida Pacha (© Leafbird Films) A selection committee composed of young film critics put together the 7 th edition of the Berlin Critics’ Week, which wasn’t reserved to the industry but open to the general public. People with an accreditation could access the films from outside Germany, too. This edition of Berlin Critics’ Week took place from 27 February to 7 March, in parallel with the first half of this year s Berlinale. The Critics’ Week was funded in 2015 by members of the German film critics association following the example of much older Critics’ Weeks associated with some of the biggest international film festivals, such as Cannes, Venice and Locarno. The aim was to attract attention to the discipline of film criticism and to value its importance within the film business. Specifically, the section seeks to look at films more closely: “In

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