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Land for us all – or for no one?
Crossing Europe: Four films that take a multifaceted look at the economic, ecological, and social importance of land.
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Venus without furs
POVERTY: Inside the microcosm of a Portuguese tannery, director Inês Gil presents a story of decline among those on Europe’s fringes.
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A mesmerising portrayal of India’s extreme right
Covering more than a century of Indian history, Patwardhan weaves a story that exposes the roots of Hindu nationalism and the endless war against India’s «imaginary demons».
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Intelligent care for a world in disorder
PHILOSOPHY: The central argument in The Neganthropocene is that the world is at risk of lapsing into a nihilistic state, as our failure to care for it becomes ever more manifest. But the challenge Stiegler takes upon himself is to show the way to an alternative anthropology.
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Day-to-day life amongst a pro-Russian battalion in Ukraine
Their Own Republic by Russian director Aliona Polunina caused quite a fury at this year‘s Doclisboa due to its pro-Russian stance. The documentary nonetheless offers an interesting insight into the side of the Ukrainian conflict rarely portrayed in western media.
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Is it a crime to save lives?
Acting in the name of human rights has become a criminal act in France.
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Authoritarian or Democratic?
At the Oslo Freedom Forum’s (OFF) press conference, a question from the audience makes tempers flare.
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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.