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An unscrupulous empire about to fall
In his new book, Alfred W. McCoy collects his multiple analyses of the US as an empire, and describes how violence practiced in the periphery will accompany you all the way home.
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A parachute landing in the mission archive
The documentarist Morten Vest came across the archive of the Danish branch of Sudan United Mission and combined it with present day interviews. The result is an ahistorical, yet interesting narration.
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A Kind of Utility Service
It is hard to tell what Petra Seliškar’s documentary on the Slovenian poet Ježek is really about, but that might be the whole point.
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The power of vanity
Nicolas Wadimoff's portrait of his old teacher, the Swiss intellectual and revolutionary Jean Ziegler, attempts to test convictions against realities.
