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For You, The Disappeared 

For You, The Disappeared is a poignant Sri Lankan documentary directed by Ranga Bandaranayake that explores the lasting impact of enforced disappearances. Centered on the voices of families still searching for answers, the film captures their grief, resilience, and unwavering demand for truth and justice. Written by Chamara Prasanna Kodithuwakku and produced by the Families of the Disappeared, the documentary presents an intimate and human perspective on loss and memory in the wake of conflict and political unrest. Through personal testimonies and evocative visuals, it stands as both a tribute to those who vanished and a powerful call for accountability.
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For You, The Disappeared is a poignant Sri Lankan documentary directed by Ranga Bandaranayake that explores the lasting impact of enforced disappearances. Centered on the voices of families still searching for answers, the film captures their grief, resilience, and unwavering demand for truth and justice. Written by Chamara Prasanna Kodithuwakku and produced by the Families of the Disappeared, the documentary presents an intimate and human perspective on loss and memory in the wake of conflict and political unrest. Through personal testimonies and evocative visuals, it stands as both a tribute to those who vanished and a powerful call for accountability.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Chamara Prasanna Kodithuwakku
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