Knight of transparency
The story about the whistle blower Hervé Falcani focuses on two central, albeit conflicting, values of the information society.
Prize winner: Blinded by the limelight
MEDIA The media’s place in a changing society and an interesting cross-section of Georgian country life.
PUSSY RIOT: “We are all pioneers”
Should political change be art’s goal, and is it possible to turn art censorship into something ground breaking?
Devoted depiction of impoverished salt workers
The Indian salt production is one of the worlds largest. Farida Pacha introduces us to a family who live and work with honour – but also poverty – extant.
SIGURD FALKENBERG MIKKELSEN: «I’ve never felt the need to scream at anyone.»
Has Sigurd Falkenberg Mikkelsen from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation NRK ever really been able to feel the fear of the vulnerable, or the violence of war? In connection with his new book, we speak with him about the rough reality of the Middle East, the value of journalism and what travels like these do to a person.
Jill Stein – the best of the USA
Facebook not only censors iconic war photos – they also removed a TV critique USA’s third presidential candidate, Jill Stein, did of Hillary Clinton in late August. By the time it was removed, Stein’s critique had been read 100, 000 times and shared 5,000 times over a period of 24 hours.
An internal weapons race
An interactive installation and the US police force form the basis for two documentaries at the Bergen International Film Festival. Both focus on the ever-expanding weapons industry.
Tangible measures to help save tomorrow
There is no excuse to wait till tomorrow. The documentary Tomorrow presents constructive solutions to the world’s environmental issues.
A diverse contemplation of changes
Deleuzes’ book on Leibniz is the most complex of the philosopher’s work, but is also the ultimate book for those wanting to immerse themselves in his concept of creation.
Dreaming of communes
«The Commune» takes on the recognition that local socialism is so very hard to achive.
Stuxnet was basically waging war
CYBER WARFARE: Countdown to Zero Day relates the story about Stuxnet, the world’s first public known digital weapon. The book raises important questions about warfare in which we all may become collateral damage.
PHOTO: Poor Whites
Despite gazing directly into the lens, these people seem to want to slip back into the backyard, nature, family, intoxication, church, sleep.