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The cultural identity of the displaced

Margareta Hruza / October 13, 2022

IDENTITY: In two Nordisk Panorama-screened films, a growing number of second-generation immigrants express how they do not feel truly included in their European birth countries.

child-trafficking, China, copenhagen, cultural identity, identity, Karachi, Kristoffer Lo, Moosa Lane, No Place Like Home, Nordisk Panorama, Norway, Pakistan, poverty, Russia, Sri Lanka

Hopeless endeavours down the supply chain

Nick Holdsworth / March 6, 2020

CAPITALISM: No justice in a world where Third World workers are as disposable as the cheap garments they make.

Amir Aziz, Ammar Aziz, capitalism, Christopher Patz, climate denial, Czech, Discount Workers, Extinction Rebellion, Germany, Grief, Hindu, ILO, Indian subcontinent, injustice, Karachi, KIK, muslim, Pakistan, poverty, Stefan Kloos, Third World, Veronika Janatkova, Western corporation

Forty years in Nicaragua, dreaming

Carmen Gray / March 6, 2020

LIFE: Shot over 40 years, an epic about one woman’s struggle for independence requiring her to face her past in the macho-culture of Central America.

Bilbao, domestic violence, exploitation, Germany, Hindu, idealism, ILO, Indian subcontinent, injustice, Karachi, KIK, life, muslim, Nicaragua’s, Ninosca, nostalgia, Pakistan, Peter Tobiornsson, poverty, Sandinista, Stina Gardell, Third World, time, undocumented worker, Western corporation

Waiting and seeing

Neil Young / February 13, 2020

IFFR: Two shorts from the 2020 International Film Festival Rotterdam highlight experience from Central America to Pakistan, and beyond.

Bani Abidi, BBC, Berlin, Danilo do Carmo, Donald, Guatemala, Honduras, IFFR, Jakob Krese, Karachi, La espera, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Sunni, The Lost Procession, USA