Brazilian Indigenous leaders and representatives from Amazon Watch will explore the attacks, violence, and destruction caused by gold mining in the Amazon, and the complicity of household brands in this disastrous industry.
Join AF3IRM for film screening of ‘11,103 a documentary on martial law survivors.
Special Climate Week Screening of The Cost of Silence, Followed by Discussion with Filmmakers/ Producers & Experts from the frontlines.
Join Barrio Television for a filmed screening of “Realidades” the first Puerto Rican and bilingual series in NYC and the first national Latino and bilingual public affairs series on U.S. television.
White Sun of the Desert, a popular 1970 Soviet film, tells the story of Fyodor Ivanovich Sukhov, a Red Army soldier who intends to return home to his beloved wife, but had to stay in the desert.
Man with a Movie Camera is an experimental 1929 film, part documentary and part cinematic art.
Reds is a 1981 historical drama film about the life and career of John Reed, the American journalist and writer who travels to the USSR.
This event, one of two from Third World Newsreel, are conceived as windows into the histories of indigenous people and windows that open onto the possibilities for the future.
This documentary film follows the feminist guerilla movement of Dhufar against the British-backed sultanate in Oman.
In Cuba, in 1961, thousands of teenage girls join the National Campaign for Literacy to help teach the people of their country to read and write.
The great Haitian and Caribbean writer, Jacque Stephan Alexis, returned to Haiti in 1961 after a long journey abroad. But at the orders of François Duvalier, he is kidnapped along with four of his companions, and has been missing ever since.
On the eve of the Israeli attack on Egypt in 1956, Israel declared Martial law in all the occupied Arab territories without any previous notice.
