In response to the arrest of the philosopher and activist Angela Davis, the French writer Jean Genet read a text denouncing the US justice system.
In the summer of 1968, the Black Panthers held several demonstrations in Oakland to raise awareness about the trial of Huey Newton.
The major key of enthusiasm turns into the minor key of crushed hopes in this film, shot clandestinely and smuggled abroad.
Robert Kramer shot “Our Nazi” parallel to the shooting of Thomas Harlan’s “Gun Wound”.
A pop fantasy mix of cinéma vérité, anti Vietnam War posters and department store wigs.
Painted clay figures perform scenes of everyday horror under the Khmer Rouge.
Paris 1968: A female worker vehemently refuses to accept the compromise negotiated by her union and return to work.
A faun in the streets of Rome: youthful exuberance meets contemporary horror images.
Anti Vietnam film introduced by a Zen proverb: “If the five sides of a pentagon appear impregnable, attack the sixth.”
A documentary film about Thomas Sankara – "Africa's Che Guevara".
Fiction or document? Perhaps both, or something monstrous in-between. An old man is kidnapped and interrogated by his kidnappers. The old man is the actor who plays the mass murderer he is himself.
An essay film that explores how ideology staged itself in the public space of former Yugoslavia through mass choreography.
