10 Conditions of Love

"All festivals that matter in the industry should show Daniels' film" - Richard Brody - The New Yorker

"An eye opening and moving tribute...that needs to be seen." - Thomas Caldwell

"Festival refuses to pull Uyghur film." - Variety

"To meet the demand, festival organizers moved the film’s sold-out premiere to the city’s 1,500-seat Town Hall" - The New York Times

"Kadeer's is a rich, tumultuous, gripping and powerful story ...Jeff Daniels shapes it well." - Urban Cinephile

"10 Conditions of Love at center of controversy." - The Hollywood Reporter

"Incredible...A moving portrait of an inspirational figure...a searing indictment of China's 'liberation' of East Turkestan." - Australian Film Review

"10 Conditions...became a cause célèbre...and raised the profile of the Uighur cause worldwide." - Sydney Morning Herald

"Australian Film Festival Hacked, Japan Next?" - Wall Street Journal

"Speaking out for the Uighurs" - The Economist

"Beijing Pressures Film Festival to Dump Documentary" - Front Page of The Age

"Chinese Films Quit Melbourne Festival Over Kadeer Film" - China Daily

"Beijing Wants to Discredit Rebiya Kadeer"- Le Monde

"Outrage over the screening of a movie about a Uighur exile throws into sharp relief a deep divide over artistic freedom." - Front Page of International Herald Tribune

To her people she is a leader – to China she is a terrorist. Rebiya Kadeer’s rags to riches story details the life of the Uyghur, China’s oppressed Muslim minority.

This award winning film made international headlines (NYTimes, WSJ, Guardian, CNN, The New Yorker) after the Chinese gov't tried to shut down its debut at the Melbourne International Film Festival and elsewhere. The film has since screening worldwide with special screenings at the US Congress, EU Parliament and Australian Parliament.