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  • The cultural identity of the displaced

    The cultural identity of the displaced

    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.

  • New cinematic form for a better world

    New cinematic form for a better world

    DISSENT: The hybrid Cinéma du réel Grand Prize winner follows an all-female gang who roam one of Brazil’s biggest favelas selling cheap fuel.

  • Chile’s «unpopular success story»

    Chile’s «unpopular success story»

    NEOLIBERALISM: Breaking The Brick plucks us into the heat of Chile's social unrest, reliving the Chicago Boys' contentious legacy.

  • To Hear Children Weeping in a Photograph

    To Hear Children Weeping in a Photograph

    PHOTOGRAPHY: The journalistic war photos that we have, unfortunately, seen so frequently in recent months are primarily meant to inform us about the conflict. However, they often strive to take on a subjective character and become political actors. Photographs of suffering children play a special role in this transformation. What role?

  • Recolonising Ecuador

    Recolonising Ecuador

    NEO-COLONISALISM: Ecuadorian indigenous resistance against their homeland's resource exploitation at the hands of China.

  • Making money work for everyone

    Making money work for everyone

    DEBT: A brilliant, but serious, comic caper with all the style and panache of The Italian Job – and the heart and soul of the best in British social activism.

  • The human flotsam of a global crisis

    The human flotsam of a global crisis

    MIGRANTS: Africa's migrant crisis seen through the lens of a mother to be.

  • 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 death of democracy by a thousand cuts

    The death of democracy by a thousand cuts

    JOURNALISM: A vivid portrait of tenacious Filipino journalist Maria Ressa, founder of the Duterte-critical Rappler.com.

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