decolonisation

  • Mário

    Mário

    DECOLONISATION: A forgotten story of decolonial struggle and exile, chronicling the MPLA's visionary founder, Mário Pinto de Andrade.

  • «We continue to remain as accessible to our audiences as possible»

    «We continue to remain as accessible to our audiences as possible»

    Verzió IHRDFF: Ahead of its 2024 edition, Modern Times Review speaks with Festival Director Enikő Gyureskó, who shares insights into the curation process and this year’s diverse and provocative lineup.

  • Cinema and the post-truth world

    Cinema and the post-truth world

    REALITY: Cinema's unique role in investigating reality, fiction, AI-driven propaganda, and how imagination shapes our perceptions in the post-truth world.

  • J’accuse. Gli attacchi del 7 ottobre, Hamas, il terrorismo, Israele, l’apartheid in Palestina e la guerra

    J’accuse. Gli attacchi del 7 ottobre, Hamas, il terrorismo, Israele, l’apartheid in Palestina e la guerra

    PALESTINE: Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur, provides a critical analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the injustices and legal violations faced by Palestinians in occupied territories.

  • Jazz hands

    Jazz hands

    GEOPOLITICS: How jazz music played a role in political manoeuvres during the Cold War.

  • FIFDH 2023: the complete winners

    FIFDH 2023: the complete winners

    The list of award winners from the 2023 #FIFDH includes 11 outstanding films that, in the Creative Documentary Competition, explore the question of #decolonisation of narratives; and, in the Fiction Competition, depict the tyranny of an arbitrary Iranian regime. The emancipation of women and the fight against #femicides, as well as press freedom in #Afghanistan…

  • FIFDH releases full programme for 21st festival of human rights

    FIFDH releases full programme for 21st festival of human rights

    The 21st edition of #FIFDH will take place from 10 to 19 March 2023 and has unveiled a programme that delves into the burning issues in the local and international news, and invites audiences to take a closer look at their political, ethical and symbolic stakes. For this 21st edition, the FIFDH presents films with…

  • A politically correct decolonisation ideology?

    A politically correct decolonisation ideology?

    MODERNISATION: Nigerian professor Olùfèmi Táíwò examines power relations between former colonised and colonialists. All states struggle to adapt modern institutions to their own history, cultural context, and ideological climate. But can the demand for decolonizing language become absurd?

  • Youth, migration, and documentary decolonisation

    Youth, migration, and documentary decolonisation

    AFRICAN FILM: Don Edkins and Tiny Mugwe discuss the Generation Africa project.

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