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  • Letters to Putin

    Letters to Putin

    RUSSIA: On the margins of state control, Ostrov - Lost Island is an evocative portrait of an imperilled Russian community.

  • The «Revolt of Dignity»

    The «Revolt of Dignity»

    MIGRANTS: Returning to the origins of the gospel and staging it as a passion play for the rights of migrants.

  • Left in the mud

    Left in the mud

    CORRUPTION: Political turmoil and ecological catastrophe come together in Venezuela's existential fight for survival.

  • The deceptive glitter of gold

    The deceptive glitter of gold

    CAPITALISM: Established as the second greatest threat to humanity after global warming, the dark heart of mining pollution in South Africa is laid bare.

  • Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    AFRICA: France has strangely managed to preserve hegemony over its former colonies, including the dissemination of knowledge. This book is a much-needed exception, providing the background for understanding the recent coup in Mali.

  • Raw, naked, and masculine

    Raw, naked, and masculine

    AFRICA: Before, it was the Baroque that seduced Achille Mbembe, now it's brutalism – used as an analytical breakthrough to understand Africa and its relationship to Europe.

  • Flashy Norwegian-supported consumption in Africa

    Flashy Norwegian-supported consumption in Africa

    CORRUPTION: We haven't heard much about Luanda Leaks in Norway. Perhaps because it is embarrassing that Statoil paid NOK 420 million to a non-existent research centre owned by Angola's state oil company Sonangol, where Isabel dos Santos was the director until she was fired in November 2017?

  • Conversations behind the movie camera

    Conversations behind the movie camera

    CINEMA: Through long-form conversations, Pamela Cohn offers a global collection of discussions on film and video as an essential medium for conveying the world's most urgent concerns.

  • Point of no return

    Point of no return

    CORRUPTION: In his new film, Marco Ferrari focuses on the heavy personal consequences when you turn into a whistleblower at your own workplace.

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