I worked with Margaret Moth back in the late 1980s at KHOU-TV in Houston. She was always a joy, professional and eager to get the story. I was saddened when she was later injured and heartbroken when she passed away. So vivacious and full of life. She is missed. I look forward to this film about a remarkable woman.
Clicked on this blind, not knowing anything about this woman, and by the end of the trailer I have goose bumps and teary eyes. I will be looking forward to watching this!!
@@MolonLabe808HIactually I care…..and you cared enough to make a comment. I hope the next time you are feeling alone and sad you realize nobody cares about you either, or maybe that’s why you make comments like this to lash out. Either way you should grow up and try to be a better person. I hope you are able to get in touch with your emotions one day.
The trailer makes the film look intriguing, but winning an Oscar has become just a stamp of approval from a shallow collection of self-congratulatory zombies.
you really believe oscars are still worth squat shit eh... most of those holyweird actors are rpists and pdfiles... your childhood heroes are weirdos and degenerates...
So many journalists give their absolute all to bring people awareness of what others are experiencing. It's such a valuable service, for a species that evolved to live in troupes, where everyone would be known to each other, but now covers the globe in what can seem to be faceless masses. It can be so hard to care about how our choices affect people we don't see every day. Journalists give strangers a face, a story, a voice. So important. It's especially poignant to watch this trailer just after reading about Victoria Roshchyna.
I am all for journalists being the story. They are a rare breed now a days. I am looking forward to this movie. Clicked blindly, and it got me to feel something in 2 minutes. Good job to the crew that created this!
We need more people like her. Especially now, during the ongoing Palestinian Genocide where so many journalists are at such great risk. Without them, we would be completely left in the dark.
Plenty of journalists covered the genocide of Jews when hamas attacked and started this war, but you choose not to listen to those journalists. So, what good are journalists? You are going to believe whatever your hatred and racism tells you to believe.
What an incredible and humbling woman. Fearless and driven. She could have had a career in front of a camera as she was photogenic but she decided to document real life tragedies of her times to shed a light on injustices and warfare happening across the world risking her own life in the process. By the way, Lucy Lawless could have played Margaret Moth in a biopic.
Very rarely do I get teary eyed and eager to watch a documentary. I love when they make documentaries about a strong, badass woman that was amazing at what she does. I'm so tired of the crappily written fictional female characters showing up in movies and TV Shows. It's just nice to see a real badass female role model that really and truly lived her life to the fullest. I've read about her before and seen much of her content, but this will be my first foray into her life completely. I can't wait to see it.
Don't forget about Liz a photojournalist for the old Baltimore Sun she was in Baghdad at the hotel bar when things started. And went in with the troops when the ground war started. Liz from Detroit she was the reel thing and my friend.
Why is Lucy Lawless's name in the title but not Margaret Moth? EDIT: I see Lucy is the director and has the name recognition. Still should have put the name pf the woman who is actually the subject in the title.
I thought the same thing. And I initially thought this was a film about Christiane Amanpour's coverage over the years, because I didn't hear Margaret mentioned.
There is something intoxicating about recording footage of an event as it happens. I understand the feeling. You completely lose any sense of danger because the only question that matters is... "Did you get the shot?"
Directed by Lucy Lawless?!?! THE Lucy Lawless?!?! OMFG what a great directorial debut! I can't wait to see this! Margaret Moth is a LEGEND! Go Lucy! One badass motherfucker telling the story of another badass motherfucker! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Someone should have thought of a better, and unique, title for this. I've been searching "Never Look Away", and the only thing that comes up is a 2018 film about two artists that fell in love. And it comes up multiple times, with nothing showing up for this film.
odd...Never Look Away is an unforgettable 2018 German film based on the life of artist Gerhard Richter. these folks couldn't come up with a different title?
My grandfather was definitely addicted. Went to every war he personally could as a soldier even if our country wasn't involved. Survived all of it, but died by his own hand.
@@KatharineOsborne Same here. As a marine and after as a war correspondent. I guess there's something about absolute power that changes ones' perspective.
@@pikiwiki what power? Are you guys having a war in Call of Duty? In a REAL war, most of the time you huddle in a trench during artillery shelling or bombs being dropped. Film's name is very ironic with how the west DID look away from Syria, Myanmar and now Ukraine. We have zero countries helping with troops or long range weapons while North Koreans are joining the invasion.
And yet the entire Western media has been looking away for the passed 12 months. If she inspired you, you should be ashamed and quit for allowing the genocide of Palestine to happen in darkness. Shame on you, shame on ALL of you who don't speak out yet talk about her courage!
This trailer was edited in a way that evokes sympathy from the audience only once the subject (Margaret Moth) was injured. Up until that point, there’s a very “war is danger and danger is cool” vibe that totally ignores the plights of the peoples she documented. I hope the actual film isn’t this callous and tone deaf.
Maybe it's just honest about what people felt. I worked on Anmesty related things as a film maker years ago and found the crimes occurring in the footage absolutely sickening and disturbing. But I'm not an adrenaline junkie. Margaret was willing to risk her life to get footage in the action. She was in as much risk as many other combatants. She wasn't a civilian caught in the crosshairs or under the bombs because they were falling on their neighbourhood. She chose to take the job. And perhaps that's how she processed facing those dangers to get the reality captured so that it could be served up in the news so people in the West saw the mess that their tax dollars were making in other nations where wars of adventures (e.g. Gulf war v2) were occurring and where the west were trying to end a genocide (Bosnia). "callous and tone deaf" is your projection/narrative to make you comfortable. Verite (truth) is something else.
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I worked with Margaret Moth back in the late 1980s at KHOU-TV in Houston. She was always a joy, professional and eager to get the story. I was saddened when she was later injured and heartbroken when she passed away. So vivacious and full of life. She is missed. I look forward to this film about a remarkable woman.
So do I now. Hugs
Thanks for sharing!
She's a BAD ASS!!!
Clicked on this blind, not knowing anything about this woman, and by the end of the trailer I have goose bumps and teary eyes. I will be looking forward to watching this!!
@@MolonLabe808HIass
@@MolonLabe808HIactually I care…..and you cared enough to make a comment. I hope the next time you are feeling alone and sad you realize nobody cares about you either, or maybe that’s why you make comments like this to lash out. Either way you should grow up and try to be a better person. I hope you are able to get in touch with your emotions one day.
@@MolonLabe808HI Ah a bitter, cruel and impotent insult comment from someone with a "don't tread on me" flag avatar. Checks out.
Me too
Same, it looks very interesting
I love that this is directed by Lucy Lawless. She never fails to amaze me on her choices of projects.
Lucy
how is she even a real person with this capeshit comic book name, jesus...
This is exactly the kind of project that I would expect would attract Lucy. It looks amazing.
So nice to see Lucy give tribute to a fellow New Zealander.
Sometimes you can just tell when a documentary is going to get nominated for an Oscar - I’m feeling it now.
The trailer makes the film look intriguing, but winning an Oscar has become just a stamp of approval from a shallow collection of self-congratulatory zombies.
@@NelsonFranks-xk1jw Isn't that a shame? I've been waiting for the award show for the best award show to show up.
@@NelsonFranks-xk1jwonly other documentary filmmakers can vote in this category. Do not lump everyone together like such a twat.
you really believe oscars are still worth squat shit eh... most of those holyweird actors are rpists and pdfiles... your childhood heroes are weirdos and degenerates...
That would be the greatest thing, to have happen...
Amazing story. Amazing woman. Great that Lucy lawless is the director too. Another awesome woman. Can't wait to see this.
I’m just going 0:33 😅😅
Lucy Lawless received the torch, and is honoring the ones who lit the way! 🙌🏽 Ty!
I clicked because I saw Lucy Lawless' name but ended up being absolutely enraptured by the trailer. Can't wait to see this!
Never Look Away. This is a lesson today's news media needs to hear.
True!
Yeah got shot or go to jail like Assange?
So many journalists give their absolute all to bring people awareness of what others are experiencing. It's such a valuable service, for a species that evolved to live in troupes, where everyone would be known to each other, but now covers the globe in what can seem to be faceless masses. It can be so hard to care about how our choices affect people we don't see every day. Journalists give strangers a face, a story, a voice. So important.
It's especially poignant to watch this trailer just after reading about Victoria Roshchyna.
Ah, Margaret is one of my idols for a life well lived! So glad to see her getting the recognition she deserves!
I am so happy someone made a movie about this incredible woman. ❤❤
So is one of my heroes.
I am all for journalists being the story. They are a rare breed now a days. I am looking forward to this movie. Clicked blindly, and it got me to feel something in 2 minutes. Good job to the crew that created this!
Lucy Lawless making films? Hell yes! Looks like a great story of when journalism meant a damn!
Everyone needs to meet a person like her at least once in your life.
Fascinating lady with a fascinating story. Being a Kiwi I know of her story. Very much looking forward to seeing it.
We need more people like her. Especially now, during the ongoing Palestinian Genocide where so many journalists are at such great risk. Without them, we would be completely left in the dark.
True that! More power to her!
Plenty of journalists covered the genocide of Jews when hamas attacked and started this war, but you choose not to listen to those journalists. So, what good are journalists? You are going to believe whatever your hatred and racism tells you to believe.
We are left in the dark. Who is filming like her?
Saw this amazing and touching documentary at Sundance. Such a crazy life.
Yes.
What an incredible and humbling woman. Fearless and driven. She could have had a career in front of a camera as she was photogenic but she decided to document real life tragedies of her times to shed a light on injustices and warfare happening across the world risking her own life in the process.
By the way, Lucy Lawless could have played Margaret Moth in a biopic.
Lucy Lawless playing her would have been something.
Bravo, Lucy. Kiwi women are awe inspiring.
Important stories like this still exist. And they need to be told.
we need more people like this, not afraid to show the world
Unfortunately, people like Margaret are now targeted and killed by murderous regimes and cowardly "soldiers" to prevent the telling of stories.
One of the people you wished you had met along the way into your own story. What an icon.
I had the privilege to meet her and Christianne Amanpor in the Balkans.
Christianne Amanpor? Privilege? Lol, k.
Very rarely do I get teary eyed and eager to watch a documentary. I love when they make documentaries about a strong, badass woman that was amazing at what she does. I'm so tired of the crappily written fictional female characters showing up in movies and TV Shows. It's just nice to see a real badass female role model that really and truly lived her life to the fullest. I've read about her before and seen much of her content, but this will be my first foray into her life completely. I can't wait to see it.
Lucy Lawless directed this? This looks amazingly well done... Really looking forward to it!
Ms Gipsy Moth, lived a life larger than most, always on her terms, and never played second fiddle even at her lowest; she was Margaret
Can't wait! Thank you Lucy!
Iv always had an interest in War photo journalism since I read The Bang Bang Club, more than 20 yrs ago…. Can’t wait for this Documentary to air…
There is another filming coming out this year,, with Kate Winslet.
I sadly cant remember the photographer she is playing. But is set in WW2.
@@buttercupcoffee5972 Lee Miller 😍
Thanks you for your comment, I have just downloaded the bang bang club to read
Absolutely mesmerizing
Don't forget about Liz a photojournalist for the old Baltimore Sun she was in Baghdad at the hotel bar when things started. And went in with the troops when the ground war started. Liz from Detroit she was the reel thing and my friend.
Awesome. Looks like a must watch.
wow- looks great
Totally going to watch this
She's what the Media should strive to be
Hope this streams on Netflix!
As someone who read Oriana Fallaci’s work, I’m sad that I do not remember hearing about Margaret… what an incredible woman
Looks amazing, I can’t wait to see it 🏆
wow.... what an amazing person.... would love to this doc!!
This looks incredible!
Absolute WARRIOR 💯
Why is Lucy Lawless's name in the title but not Margaret Moth?
EDIT: I see Lucy is the director and has the name recognition. Still should have put the name pf the woman who is actually the subject in the title.
I thought the same thing. And I initially thought this was a film about Christiane Amanpour's coverage over the years, because I didn't hear Margaret mentioned.
Hello. Yes, changed it.
@@highonfilms DO I get a producer credit now? 😂😂😂
@@BonzoKilbournNo, you clearly fall under the role of Critic. 😂
Wow. Epic Courageous woman!
To this American, SHE'S A BAD ASS!!!!
We could use a few more people who are willing to not look away.
Looks like a ballsy rock and roll personality attacking what she loved doing! Will definitely have to check this out! Good on you Lucy Lawless!!
Respect!
This looks wonderful
What a bad-ass! This looks like a great film.
Never heard of her, now I wish I knew her.
Damn, that Daniel Johnston tee makes so much sense.
Looks like a great doco.
From the Remarks - the film will be available Nov. 22nd.
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A real female character.
That's awesome. ❤
Xena herself is behind this ❤
WOW
Is she a rightie or a leftie or some photos are flipped? Are film and TV cameras easily adaptable for a leftie?
No, these Betacams are not easily left-right adaptable, there are so many flipped pictures in this trailer. For a documentary this is a real shame…
@@stszczuka Sometimes, you need B-roll when it doesn't actually exist. It's not like she was in front of the camera a whole lot.
@@JimsEquipmentShed I see no reason to flip any of the pictures like they have. It's a pity to misrepresent like that.
yes please
Anyone know the 1st piece of music: aaah aaah aaar?
This is what you're curious about.....
And in the mid 2020’s we have Bisan….
Yeah, this is gonna wreck me.
I’ve felt that adrenaline rush of a war correspondent. It’s like nothing else.
looks good. will check it out.
When is this coming out?
The Description say 22 November.
November 22nd in Limited Theatres across US and on Video on Demand the same day.
(Arguably) the "Zeitgeist Successor" to Richard Boyle, and even more of a Bad-Ass, in the best ways.
A modern Lee Miller...
There is something intoxicating about recording footage of an event as it happens. I understand the feeling. You completely lose any sense of danger because the only question that matters is... "Did you get the shot?"
Number 3. ❤
Directed by Lucy Lawless?!?! THE Lucy Lawless?!?! OMFG what a great directorial debut! I can't wait to see this! Margaret Moth is a LEGEND! Go Lucy! One badass motherfucker telling the story of another badass motherfucker! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Where can we watch this?
In theatres and VOD November 22nd
@@highonfilms Yes, I just read the description but thanks for the reply. Can’t wait to see it.
November 22nd. Noted
Great
Looks fire
where is Lucy Lawless in all of this? or was it click bait?
She is the director of the doc
A film about the exploits of a person that exploited how war effects other people. Genius!
Some people are simply mythical. She doesn't seem real at a certain point. Their stories defy reason.
Someone should have thought of a better, and unique, title for this. I've been searching "Never Look Away", and the only thing that comes up is a 2018 film about two artists that fell in love. And it comes up multiple times, with nothing showing up for this film.
I Agree.
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YAY IM HAPPY
💞
Wow
She was a Cameraman.
WoW :)
I missed my calling. everyone knows it. makes me sad.
Well I was a NZ Army Paratrooper lol
War.....War Never changes......
.. the Nancy Wake of my generation 🩷 🌻
What does Xena have to do with it?
there is no movie on her.. come on Hollywood..
A business is a business...whether you shoot with a gun or with a camera...!
Grace Slick is back!
unless someone shows you with your own eyes that a tragedy is happening somewhere, you won't believe it.
kia kaha, wahine toa ataahua
odd...Never Look Away is an unforgettable 2018 German film based on the life of artist Gerhard Richter. these folks couldn't come up with a different title?
oh boy i thought it was the xena lucy lawless
It is. Lucy Lawless is the director of this documentary. Both Lucy and Margaret (the subject of the doco) are from New Zealand I think.
@joythought wow
You can't trust Lucy Lawless, afterall she is a Cylon
"war is the ultimate drug" hm. ok
My grandfather was definitely addicted. Went to every war he personally could as a soldier even if our country wasn't involved. Survived all of it, but died by his own hand.
@@KatharineOsborne Same here. As a marine and after as a war correspondent. I guess there's something about absolute power that changes ones' perspective.
@@pikiwiki what power? Are you guys having a war in Call of Duty? In a REAL war, most of the time you huddle in a trench during artillery shelling or bombs being dropped. Film's name is very ironic with how the west DID look away from Syria, Myanmar and now Ukraine. We have zero countries helping with troops or long range weapons while North Koreans are joining the invasion.
@@KasumiRINA ma'am, this is a Wendy's
And yet the entire Western media has been looking away for the passed 12 months. If she inspired you, you should be ashamed and quit for allowing the genocide of Palestine to happen in darkness. Shame on you, shame on ALL of you who don't speak out yet talk about her courage!
Most women are bored with peace. Makes sense. Plus I know how they lose their souls to stay young.
This trailer was edited in a way that evokes sympathy from the audience only once the subject (Margaret Moth) was injured.
Up until that point, there’s a very “war is danger and danger is cool” vibe that totally ignores the plights of the peoples she documented.
I hope the actual film isn’t this callous and tone deaf.
Maybe it's just honest about what people felt. I worked on Anmesty related things as a film maker years ago and found the crimes occurring in the footage absolutely sickening and disturbing. But I'm not an adrenaline junkie. Margaret was willing to risk her life to get footage in the action. She was in as much risk as many other combatants. She wasn't a civilian caught in the crosshairs or under the bombs because they were falling on their neighbourhood. She chose to take the job. And perhaps that's how she processed facing those dangers to get the reality captured so that it could be served up in the news so people in the West saw the mess that their tax dollars were making in other nations where wars of adventures (e.g. Gulf war v2) were occurring and where the west were trying to end a genocide (Bosnia). "callous and tone deaf" is your projection/narrative to make you comfortable. Verite (truth) is something else.
🥱Yawn.....😴💤💤💤💤💤💤
Some fucking humans are so great, that it gives me hope for our future.