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Jim: The James Foley Story Wins at Sundance and Debuts on HBO

Posted on February 6, 2016 by Judith Trojan

In 2014, forty-year-old American photojournalist James “Jim” Foley was executed by ISIS… on-camera, for all the world to see. Foley had been kidnapped in Syria and tortured for two years in captivity. His life story movingly unfolds in Jim: The James Foley … Continue reading →

Posted in Cable, Film, Journalism, Photography | Tagged Brian Oakes, Daniel Rye Ottosen, Death & Dying, Family Relationships, HBO, Hostage Negotiations, James W. Foley, Jim: The James Foley Story, Middle East, Peter Kunhardt, Photojournalism, Sundance Film Festival, Terrorism | 4 Comments

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