Take back control over your phone
A way to hide your phone against where you are, what you talk about, and being a microphone for those interested?
Pokémon Go
The app that turns your phone into a handheld surveillance camera and tracks your location
On the differences between man and machine
Werner Herzog explores and challenges the net – as the dreamy documentarist he continues to be.
Images of voids in black ink
Monthly steaming for subscribers: Is it possible to be forgiven for abandoning your children in order to fight for a higher end?
On making a covenant with Putin
Mikhail Khodorkovsky was sentenced to nine years in a POW (prisoner of war) camp in 2003, and received an additional six years in 2010. Yukos, his oil company was expropriated by the State.
On rejecting a Putin covenant
Where Khodorkovsky, in the end, surrenders to the pressure and signs a deal with Putin, Nemtsov is without compromise. We know the result.
Green feminism and organic diversity
The green voices of feminism are diverse, critical to society and activists, as featured in the eco-documentary Feed the Green. They are also unified by their fundamental view that the feminist as well as the natural are being subjected to a genocide.
A concise look at the Russian soul
The magnificent images of snow covered coastal landscapes, endless birch forests, ice, frosty smoke and gloomy nights provide an insight into the harsh conditions many Russians live in, and their resilience.
New York Review of Books
The documentary The 50 Year Argument is a celebration of one of literature’s most influential institutions, but could have benefitted from a more critical gaze.
Eco-documentary about seizing ground
A new eco-documentary provides a global look at today’s food production. The film depicts how the fate of Cambodian villagers and Norwegian consumers are more intertwined than imaginable.
