Nine Lives of Nestor Makhno Episode 10 of 12, WITH ENGLISH & GREEK SUBTITLES.

Nine Lives of Nestor Makhno Episode 5 of 12, WITH ENGLISH & GREEK SUBTITLES. Did this one in 8.25 hours.

Nine Lives of Nestor Makhno Episode 3 of 12, WITH ENGLISH & GREEK SUBTITLES. Did this one in 9 hours, I'm getting much faster at this. Next one comes out at the end of July 2019.

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As a twelve year old girl she refused to be given in marriage. Thirty years later Nuriye Kesbir is still fighting, now as a wanted leader of a guerrilla-movement. Why does a women turn her back on marriage and motherhood to choose for a path that leads to a battle of life and death instead? A film about a stubborn Kurdish woman who ended up on a road of no return because of her personal choices. 'Sozdar, she who lives her promise' is a frank portrait of the backgrounds and motives of Nuriye Kesbir, one of the leaders of the Kurdish resistance movement PKK. Filmmaker Annegriet Wietsma followed Kesbir on her remarkable journey, beginning in a Dutch prison and ending in the rough mountains of Northern Iraq.

Kongreya Star is a confederation of women's movements through out the region of Rojava, a predominantly Kurdish area of northern Syria, also referred to as West-Kurdistan. Kongreya Star was founded in 2005 and originally called Yekîtîya Star. Under the fierce oppression of Bashar Al Assad's Ba'th regime, women in towns and villages across the northern areas of Syria began to come together and organise themselves, creating a strong basis for the confederated women's movement. Kongreya Star plays an active role in organising women across all areas of life: education, culture and arts, economics, self-defence, social affairs, problem-solving and justice, politics, local government, ecology, press and media and international relations..

"My whole life was a struggle" documentary on Sakine Cansız (Sara), a PKK co-founder killed in Paris in January 2013 by Turkish agents, has been released.

The documentary is named after Cansız's book "My whole life was a struggle" which summarizes her 55 years of struggle in the Kurdish armed movement.

A hundred hours of shooting for the documentary was compiled in an hour and 35 minutes.

The documentary is in Kurmancî language and has been translated into 7 languages including English, German, Italian, Flemish and French to convey Sara's struggle to the other peoples around the world. Works are going on for the translation of the documentary into Spanish, Persian and Arabic as well.

The documentary will be premiered in the first week of January when Sakine Cansız (Sara), Fidan Doğan (Rojbin) and Leyla Şaylemez (Ronahî) were killed in the heart of French capital Paris in 2013.

In September 12, 1980, Turkish state staged a fascist military coup to oppress Kurds’ struggle for basic human rights and freedom, whose existence, identity, language and culture was denied and banned. Tens of thousands of Kurds and revolutionary people in Turkey were sent to jail. In Diyarbakir, the biggest city in Kurdistan, in order to bury Kurds’ dreams and longings inside Diyarbakir Prison no5, viscous tortures – as viscous as that of Auschwitz- were carried out. And against this oppression, a group of Kurdistan freedom fighters started an unprecedented resistance for basic human rights and freedom that every person in the world should possess. And as an important part of this resistance, they went on indefinite hunger strike in July 14, 1982

Premiered February 28th, 2019

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In 2019, Unicorn Riot interviewed three New Yorkers who volunteered to fight alongside the Peoples' Protection Units and Syrian Democratic Forces against ISIS and Turkey. The documentary features their oral accounts overlaid with contributed footage from anonymous sources to bring you a first person point of view of what happened to fighters as they held the front line in defense of Rojava, an autonomous zone in northern Syria. The three men share their perspectives of what they witnessed while playing a small role in the Syrian Civil War as international volunteers for the YPG.

The full documentary was produced by Unicorn Riot for educational purposes under a Creative Commons Non-Commercial No-Derivatives license.

Subtitles available in English, Greek, Spanish, Turkish, German, & Italian