Middle East
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Krakow Film Festival announces 5 non-competing «World Stories» selections
Krakow Film Festival’s «World Stories» attracts moviegoers fascinated by distant cultures, extraordinary places and extraordinary stories. One of the films, Life in a Day 2020, will be presented in the unique space of the open-air Kino pod Wawelem on Monday, the 31st of May. Buromsky Island tells of stories about the times when they stayed…
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Whose revolution?
FEMINISM: Following a string of sexual assaults, As I Want documents a burgeoning women’s rebellion.
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When maids are slaves
SLAVERY: The desperate struggle for justice in a country with no labour laws protecting foreign domestic workers.
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Boycott or disrupt?
ACTIVISM: Following Icelandic performance art group Hatari who made headlines at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in support of Palestinian rights.
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Boicotear o desorganizar?
ACTIVISMO Siguiendo al grupo de artes escénicas islandés Hatari, que fue noticia en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2019 en apoyo de los derechos de los palestinos.
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We documented everything in place for a Palestinian state
The Palestine Annex: Salam Fayyad, former Prime Minister of Palestine, Ramallah (2014)
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The great energy crisis: when love is not enough
NUCLEAR: Tracing the history and complex social and political forces that have fueled the conversation around nuclear power.
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Postscript: the new virtual normal, covering a film festival during COVID-19
VIEWS: In the new COVID-19 reality, the virtual film festival has become the new normal.
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Crises are good business
AFRICA: A considerable number of consultants and commissioned researchers have profited from the crises in the African belt. Sahel has emerged as a crucial area for not only Norway but also for the EU and the USA.