Antonio Negri: A Revolt That Never Ends
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Antonio Negri: A Revolt that Never Ends is a documentary that profiles the controversial life and times of Toni Negri, an important moral and political philosopher, militant, prisoner, refugee, and so-called “enemy of the state.” It traces his roots in … |
Ο Σταθμός (The Station) Mini Documentary [HD mirror]
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STATION: A short documentary about the lives of African immigrants living by the abandoned rails of a train station. The Greek urban environment plays the host of their tragic living conditions; We learn their story -as it told by them … |
The Orwellian language behind the euro crisis -roar magazine
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In Europe’s debt crisis, language is not what it seems. Welcome to a world where crisis is stability, austerity is recovery, and poverty is power. http://roarmag.org/2012/07/the-orwellian-language-behind-the-eurozone-debt-crisis/… |
Ordet Fanger (Words Matter, Eng sub), Muslims and Islam
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A Danish documentary by Helle Hansen (2012) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtjXBIxXfn4… |
Occupation 101
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Striking documentary about Israel’s occupation of Palestina. Though intended for USA audiences, its brief and accurate historical contextualisation and testimonies from Palestinian refugies and activist from a wide range of backgrounds and groups would be interesting for everyone. A well … |
Smashing the Spinning Plates, by Slavoj Zizek
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Features » June 29, 2012 Smashing the Spinning PlatesHow long can the Eurocrats in Brussels keep the dinnerware in motion? BY Slavoj Žižek The outcome of the June 17 Greek election—a narrow victory for the conservative New Democracy over |
The revolution of living knowledge, by Gigi Roggero
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http://viewpointmag.com/2012/07/09/the-revolution-of-living-knowledge/
by Gigi Roggero We’re living in a revolutionary situation. We could reformulate the classical definition in the following terms: the ruling elites of global capitalcannot live as in the past; the workers, the precarious, the students, the poor, |
One year after the riots of June 15, 28 & 29 2011 – Split normality
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Τhe legacy of December, June and Syntagma square is still hard to assess. Future social struggles, however, are surely bound to approach it again, in order to understand and, finally, transcend it. Source: antidocs.com http://vimeo.com/44812539… |
A Week in Racist Hell: a wave of violence marks the start of the new parliament in Greece – Anti UK
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Greece is in the throes of a rising tide of racist pogroms. To get a taste of the violence, let us take a snapshot of what has been happening in the Greek streets in the seven days since the elections … |
