After watching the premiere of the award-winning film “Unsilenced” in Auckland, New Zealand on Mar. 31, Tony Brunt, former city councilor of New Zealand’s capital, Wellington, said it is a “powerful” film that should be shown in China. “I wish that one day this powerful film can be shown in China,” Brunt told Director Leon Lee at the Q&A panel following the screening. “I believe our politicians need to be taking a much firmer line on Chinese human rights,” Brunt told The Epoch Times, and “while the Communist Party is sabotaging human rights, torturing, murdering, [and] imprisoning, they cannot participate as a civilized member of the world community,” adding, it should be “held to account.” The film tells a true story of how a group of carefree friends, with promising futures at a top university in China, became outlaws risking their lives to expose the government’s propaganda and lies when the relentless persecution …