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ITN Business for Global Gamechangers: filmmaker’s panel
Louise Minchin in conversation with game-changing filmmakers Sally El Hosaini, director of My Brother the Devil and The Swimmers (Netflix), Waad Al-Kateab, who made the critically acclaimed documentary For Sama, and Basma Khalifa, of Inside the Real Saudi Arabia: Why I Had to Leave (BBC). The film is part of the ITN Business news-style programme, Global Gamechangers, produced in celebration of International Women’s Day 2023
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