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  • Have we as a civilisation met ourselves at the door?

    Have we as a civilisation met ourselves at the door?

    IDENTITY: Do we all have some kind of doppelganger that expresses our most extreme thoughts and attitudes? In this book, Naomi Klein takes a special stand against her own people: the Jews.

  • From LSD to understanding evil: highlights from CoPro 25

    From LSD to understanding evil: highlights from CoPro 25

    The few intensive days of the 25th #CoPro in Tel Aviv, filled with panel discussions, project presentations, and meetings, end with the screenings of the recently completed, brand-new films included in the Rough Cuts and Screening Room strands. «CoPro is always looking for ways to expand our activity and contribute to the industry on a…

  • The enduring darkness of Stalinism in Putin’s Russia

    The enduring darkness of Stalinism in Putin’s Russia

    RUSSIA: If you can bear to witness the quintessential continuity of aspects of Stalinist evil in Putin's Russia, Jessica Gorter's meticulous study of the trials of human rights activist and historian Yuri Dmitriev is obligatory viewing.

  • Let’s play torture

    Let’s play torture

    TORTURE: The Berlinale again goes straight into harsh and provoking subjects.

  • Your mother should know

    Your mother should know

    PHOTOGRAPHY: Three women and a war seen through their eyes.

  • Freedom, limited

    Freedom, limited

    RUSSIA: The authoritarian stranglehold of the Kremlin closes in across national holidays in contemporary Russia.

  • The third message

    The third message

    BIOGRAPHY: By focusing on her artistic approach to language, the complex and multi-layered Nobel laureate also reveals the deep contradictions of her native Austria.

  • History repeating

    History repeating

    WAR: Footage from a Soviet war crimes trial in Kiev in 1946 underscores today's atrocities committed by the heirs to the Red Army in Ukraine.

  • A lesson in past and present war crimes

    A lesson in past and present war crimes

    UKRAINE: Sergei Loznitsa's new archive-based doc is an impressive reconstruction of the trial of 15 Nazi officers in Kiev after World War II, inevitably making the viewer reflect on more recent war crimes.

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