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  • The Encampments

    The Encampments

    ACTIVISM: From Chicago 7 to Columbia, The Encampments shows how protest is reframed as threat, as language like terrorist and «anti Semite» is used to silence dissent.

  • Requiem for a dream

    Requiem for a dream

    RUSSIA: The absurdity of life in Yekaterinburg and the clash between those longing for imperial greatness and a small group of dissidents standing against Putin's impending invasion of Ukraine.

  • When the world is really on fire

    When the world is really on fire

    EU: Europe never became an adult or responsible player in a multipolar world. A common foreign and security policy has never gone beyond the sketch. Will it happen now?

  • The displaced narrator

    The displaced narrator

    VIEWS: Personal essay films are growing in impact and meaning.

  • A mourning sister speaks truth to power

    A mourning sister speaks truth to power

    Through reflections, prose-poems, and conversations with living and dead revolutionaries, Jackie Wang dissects the American prison system.

  • Raiders of the Lost Archives

    Raiders of the Lost Archives

    Unearthed footage helps documentary filmmakers offer alternative historical perspectives.

  • SUNDANCE 2011:A nanosecond  of history

    SUNDANCE 2011:A nanosecond of history

    As usual, social issue docs had a strong showing at the festival this year. A notable thread for DoX’s Harriette Yahr was “writing history” – she looks at three films in this regard.

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