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Ce documentaire fait partie de la série “Exilis” écrite et réalisée par Felip Solé pour la TV catalane.
Shine Bright by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Un cri collé sur le mur
« Un cri collé au mur » : c'est ainsi que les dessinateurs ont défini les affiches de la révolution espagnole de 1936-1939. Cette exposition présente plusieurs dizaines d'affiches, regroupées par thèmes, accompagnées d'extraits de films tournés à l'époque, de morceaux de musique d'hier et d'aujourd'hui, ainsi que d'un bref commentaire rédigé en italien. Cette exposition a été réalisée à l'occasion du 70e anniversaire, sous la direction des archives historiques des anarchistes siciliens.
Anarcho Art Lab September 20, 2024
see also https://kolektiva.media/w/tiaUwABYtnXWHjFY3V3r8P
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In footage from the scene, Minister Ben-Gvir boasted while holding the Israeli flag, facing the handcuffed activists with their faces on the floor: "The summer camp is over, whoever acts against the State of Israel will find a resolute state, Am Yisrael Chai." One of the activists shouted toward him "Free Palestine" - and was pinned to the floor by the Prison Service. Transportation Minister Miri Regev also arrived at Ashdod port today, posted a video on X and wrote: "This is what will be done to terror supporters who came to break the siege on Gaza."
Discover the legendary 1925 Japanese silent masterpiece Orochi, now restored and retitled to its original intended name: Outlaw.
Directed by Buntarō Futagawa and starring the iconic Tsumasaburō Bandō (Bantsuma) at the peak of his fame, this explosive jidaigeki follows a proud, low-ranking samurai whose sense of justice and fiery temper lead him into a downward spiral of misunderstandings, betrayal, and societal rejection. Framed and hounded by those in power, he transforms from loyal retainer into a feared outlaw—yet the film boldly questions: Who are the real villains in a world ruled by hypocrisy and rigid class structures?
Featuring groundbreaking, kinetic sword-fighting sequences that influenced generations of chambara cinema, raw emotional depth, and a searing critique of feudal injustice that feels startlingly modern, Outlaw was so provocative that censors forced a title change from its original "Outlaw" to "Orochi" (Serpent).
The edition features a score by Doctor Deathray and narration by Robin Black.
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