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  • Factory farming filth

    Factory farming filth

    FARMING: The filth and falsification at the heart of the factory farming system - responsible for up to 50 percent of the world's climate change - is revealed.

  • When society is antisocial, who calls it out?

    When society is antisocial, who calls it out?

    CLIMATE: Since her solitary protest outside Swedish parliament, Greta Thunberg now leads a global movement on the climate change crisis.

  • Christmastime: Where globalism and communism meet

    Christmastime: Where globalism and communism meet

    GLOBALISATION: In a city where it is Christmas all year long, those that produce cheap and tacky seasonal decorations care little for Western traditions.

  • The heart of an ecological crisis

    The heart of an ecological crisis

    CAPITALISM: The undercover work of Washington DC-based Environmental Investigation Agency shines a light into the murky and murderous world of illegal logging around the globe.

  • For a few more yards

    For a few more yards

    CONFLICT: Acclaimed Cambodian director Rithy Panh takes viewers on a compelling disturbing and artistic study of the corrosive power of evil in human existence.

  • Where are we going now?

    Where are we going now?

    VIEWS: Is globalisation an evil that should now be fought? No, it's more nuanced. We who have an international orientation look with fear at how international cooperation is now weakening with the pandemic.

  • The other pandemic: air pollution

    The other pandemic: air pollution

    ENVIRONMENT: Why (not only) China doesn't want solutions.

  • A city between giants

    A city between giants

    IDENTITY: Following seven protagonists, the fragmentation of Hong Kong society under the 2019 social movement that attracted the attention of the whole world is on full display.

  • What to Stream at the 17th Docudays UA Digital Edition

    What to Stream at the 17th Docudays UA Digital Edition

    Attending the #Docudays UA# International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival a couple of years back proved to be one of my most memorable festival experiences. Admittedly, part of that had to do with being acutely aware of my foreignness (I encountered not one other American during my stay – well, unless you count the mercenary…

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