TALES OF A NOMADIC CITY by Christian Vium and Med Lemine Rajel   Tales of a Nomadic City is a long-term col­lab­o­ra­tive research project span­ning two decades. Cen­tred on Nouak­chott, … read more

Three women living in Uttar Pradesh, India, are bound by the rules of patri­archy within their vil­lage. They work hard during the day while eager­ly await­ing the evening, which brings … read more

Ko Aung Zay Yar, a Muslim, and his wife Ma Tin Tin Maw, a former Bud­dhist turned Muslim, have called the Ayeyarwady fish­ing vil­lage of Nga Pote Thin their home … read more

Despite the pain and restric­tion inflict­ed by foot bind­ing, Chi­nese women incor­po­rat­ed its cor­re­spond­ing prac­tices into their every­day lives. Small feet and beau­ti­ful shoes were a source of pride. Craft­ing … read more

Home to five dif­fer­ent clans, the Wet’­suwet’en ter­ri­to­ry in west­ern Canada covers an area of 22,000 km². This land has always been unced­ed. Only the chiefs of the five clans can decide what hap­pens within it. Yet, despite this, the Cana­di­an gov­ern­ment has approved the con­struc­tion of mul­ti­ple pipelines through the Wet’­suwet’en territory.

Led by two strong women, Freda Huson and Molly Wick­ham, a steadi­ly grow­ing move­ment is stand­ing in resis­tance, con­fronting oil work­ers, gov­ern­ment offi­cials and the police. The film YINTAH (‘land’) fol­lows this strug­gle over more than a decade, becom­ing a tes­ta­ment of unwa­ver­ing resis­tance against the oppres­sive poli­cies of the state and the oil industry.

Michael Toledano is an award-win­ning film­mak­er and jour­nal­ist based in British Colum­bia Canada, who has been doc­u­ment­ing the his­toric, Indige­nous-led resis­tance to fossil fuel pipelines on Wet’suwet’en ter­ri­to­ry since 2014.

Sup­port the Wet’suwet’en: https://www.yintahaccess.com/ 

The human meat grinder is at work, what use are prayers? - father Tolya asks his wife and daugh­ter. The three of them remain in their house in a large­ly … read more

Arum’s par­ents are part of the proud 386 gen­er­a­tion*, which played a sig­nif­i­cant role in achiev­ing democ­ra­ti­za­tion in South Korea. Eager to pass on a better world to Arum, her … read more