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Massive change

Truls Lie / August 5, 2021

BRUCE MAU: How about a look back over 30 years, to be able to see and act into the future?

BRUCE MAU, BRUCE MAU:, capitalism, China, civil war, climate, corruption, globalisation, Guatemmala, nepotism, nuclear energy, pandemic, racism, Rem Koolhaas, socialism, technology

Karel Vachek: Films just have to make you laugh!

Kamila Bohackova / December 23, 2020

Director Karel Vachek just died, so we publish this interview. Fifty years after Prague Spring and thirty years after the Velvet Revolution, he looked back on the evolution of our society and predicts a transformation to direct democracy.

Boris Johnson, communism, Democracy, director, dok.revue, donald trump, Gnosticism, internet, Karel Vachek, nuclear energy, Prague Spring, revolution, Russia, totalitarian, Vaclav Havel, Velvet Revolution

Is nuclear energy necessary?

Dieter Wieczorek / October 28, 2020

NUCLEAR Carsten Rau´s documentary Atomkraft Forever navigates where Germany is in its relationship to nuclear energy.

Atomkraft Forever, Carsten Rau, climate change, coronavirus, DOK Leipzig, fukushima, Germany, Hauke Wendler, Nordische Filmtage Lübeck, Nuclear, nuclear energy, profit, propaganda, West Germany

A warning letter: The pyramids of our time

Melanie Sevcenko / November 11, 2011

Japan’s recent earthquake and tsunami, leading to the nuclear accidents at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, have accelerated the immediacy of Michael Madsen’s newest documentary, Into Eternity. The scientists simply do not know how to answer.

architecture, civilization, Cryptlike, Earth, earthquake, ecology, ethics, Finland, fukushima, Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, future, German, Greek myth, International Atomic Energy Agency, Into Eternity, Japan, Lappi, Michael Madsen, myth, Nuclear, nuclear accidents, nuclear disaster, nuclear energy, nuclear waste, Onkalo, pacific, power plants, Prometheus, pyramids, renewable energy, responsibility, Scandinavia, spiritual, tsunami, tunnelling system