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  • Eat the rich: they’ve got the guns, but we’ve got the numbers

    Eat the rich: they’ve got the guns, but we’ve got the numbers

    CAPITALISM: Essential viewing for the coming global revolution.

  • The psychological toll of deportation

    The psychological toll of deportation

    MIGRANTS: Three Swiss deportees of Turkish descent must find their way in a land that is no longer home.

  • Katya and Vasya go to school

    Katya and Vasya go to school

    EDUCATION: Education takes on an entirely new meaning when two idealistic young city slickers take up teaching jobs in a provincial Russian town.

  • The Struggle for Admission

    The Struggle for Admission

    EDUCATION: Claire Simon’s documentary about the admissions process at the French film school La Femis provides a fascinating insight into the competition going on behind the screens.

  • Not around my luxury villa

    Not around my luxury villa

    AFRICA: If this book is translated into English, it will become a new French academic bestseller.

  • Elite liberalism + mass nationalism = true

    Elite liberalism + mass nationalism = true

    GLOBALISATION: For political scientist Jean François Bayart, globalisation and the development of national identity are complementary processes.

  • A Return to Childhood

    A Return to Childhood

    Margreth Olin’s latest documentary is serene, sweet and observational, but nevertheless an opinion piece on both the age group and the institution it portrays.

  • What it means to be found anywhere, anytime

    What it means to be found anywhere, anytime

    Imagine having a package delivered to the exact office building, park location, or even couch you are sitting on. Pretty convenient, right?

  • She is Malala

    She is Malala

    Davis Guggenheim’s documentary portrait does not contain much new information, but enables us to get to know the activist, teenager and phenomenon that is Malala Yousafzai.

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