Cairo
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Frustrations of lost war
Falklands War: You can take the soldier out of a war, but not the war out of the soldier.
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Freedom, equality and sisterhood
SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGIST: With topics such as forced marriage, child marriage, rape, and honour killings, Professor Unni Wikan has studied people all her life, but not least – the Muslim. She has had to avoid that.
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Whose revolution?
FEMINISM: Following a string of sexual assaults, As I Want documents a burgeoning women’s rebellion.
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A woman’s struggle with reality
WOMEN OF EUROPE: Sweden's former Foreign and Vice Prime Minister Margot Wallström believes we currently live in a world of autocrats, where Nordic welfare values have poor conditions.
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Filmatic rebellion
CINEMA: Morgan Adamson's Enduring Images brings new life to the 1960s revolutionary film and reminds us of the need to fight the prevailing forms of representation.
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Behind the veil of a culture
Who has to cover up for God and uncover for men when the club curtains are drawn in this film about belly dancing?
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CAIRO: Freelance revolutionary
Egyptian filmmaker Wael Omar talks with DoX about the revolution, the future of activist cinema and social media as messenger. As he says, you find yourself choosing between being a filmmaker and fighting for your cause.