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  • Bright Future

    Bright Future

    COLD WAR: The sensory and ideological layers of a forgotten Cold War festival, exploring fleeting solidarity, ideological discord, and the fragility of socialist dreams.

  • Born pre-polluted

    Born pre-polluted

    HEALTH The dawn of the age of Homo Plasticus – or how plastics are going to kill us, unless we do something about them.

  • Commercial politics

    Commercial politics

    ADVERTISING: Radu Jude’s latest weaves commercials from the past 35 years, creating a disorienting critique of capitalist culture, advertising, and national identity in post-communist Romania.

  • The State of Abolition During Late-Stage Capitalism

    The State of Abolition During Late-Stage Capitalism

    ACTIVISM: Angela Y. Davis's essays and speeches on abolition, feminism, and the fight for collective liberation.

  • Life without papers

    Life without papers

    MODERNITY: Revealing the hidden world of the evaporated.

  • Beyond blood and soil

    Beyond blood and soil

    IDENTITY: The struggle for cultural identity in Mongolia, where the legacy of Genghis Khan meets modern challenges, through the eyes of a determined activist mother.

  • Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    IRAQ: In Iraq, the youth don't trust the politicians or the parties. We met the director and producer of Baghdad on Fire, which addresses the bad governance of their country's leaders and the mobilisation of the youth who really fight for change.

  • Afropessimism, Afrofuturism, and Afropolitanism

    Afropessimism, Afrofuturism, and Afropolitanism

    AFRICA: For capitalists, disruption opens the door to new power and new revenues: People, society and nature are reduced to raw material. Author Achille Mbembe's horizon is always the broadest possible - the cosmic, earth-historical, and planetary. Despite all the harrowing problems, Africa is conjured up as a vibrant world centre that still has power…

  • Changing the world through documentary

    Changing the world through documentary

    MEDIA: Cultural anthropologist Sherry B. Ortner provides an easy-read introduction to the logic and visions behind Brave New Films, whose documentary production is non-profit and distributed through social and political networks with the articulated goal of mobilising resistance against capitalism, racism, and fascism.

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