At the award ceremony for the Collar of the Hermine in Pontivy in September 2000, René Vautier was confronted by Claudine Dupont-Tingaud, a former regional councilor for the National Front and ex-OAS activist. With sharp wit and humor, Vautier tore apart her arguments, and in the end, she walked out of the room under a chorus of boos from the audience.
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April 26th, 2007: sixteen researchers and activists give sixteen scathing views of the world that Nicolas Sarkozy is preparing for us. The reality of the right, full of self-confidence on the threshold of assuming power. An uncompromising deconstruction of Sarkozy-style rhetoric, which seems likely to remain relevant for some years.
Debord's 1975 Refutation of all judgments whether in praise or hostile which have up to now been brought on the film called Society of the Spectacle summaries its complex mission in its title. In this 20- minute film, Debord addresses the criticism directed at his film, “The Society of the Spectacle”, in various French newspapers. Not only does it remain unique in the history of film for its unprecedented and never repeated project; it also hits his targets directly and with the same power as the attacks directed at him. For the press is not a dialog with its subjects, any more than a film is. That a film should talk back directly to the press publicly shows up the unilateral nature of the press. It is a court with no appeal.
UntitledArnaud Desjardins takes his son Emmanuel's questions as the point of departure for a look back at his life's journey in search of spirituality. In a very simple and accessible way, he recounts his childhood and the challenges of his youth, the Gurdjeff Groups, his periods in Christian monasteries and his travels through Asia to discover the great Eastern traditions: Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, the world of Japanese Zen and Sufism in Afghanistan. He also describes how he met the man who would become his master, Swâmi Prajnânpad, who became his guide on the voyage of his existence.
Welcome to Cañon City, Colorado. A town in the middle of nowhere with 36,000 souls and 13 prisons, one of which is Supermax, the new 'Alcatraz' of America. A prison town where even those living on the outside live on the inside. A journey into what the future might hold.
The IMF and World Bank summit in Prague in September 2000 provoked a large-scale mobilization of citizens around the world. Seattle, Washington and Millau have already demonstrated the power of the antiglobalization movement and the independent media. "Prague, People and Profit" examines the movement and the changes in Check society since the fall of the Eastern block.
Untitled“Because one must produce, one must by all possible means of activity replace nature wherever it can be replaced, one must find a major field of action for human inertia, the worker must have something to keep him busy, new fields of activity must be created, in which we shall see at last the reign of all the fake manufactured products, of all the vile synthetic substitutes in which beautiful real nature has no part, and must give way finally and shamefully before all the victorious substitute products (...)". Antonin Artaud.
UntitledDocument of the anti-military performances of Mestre, sale of firearms at a market in Marseille. 3 Mostra de Vídeo Independent de Barcelona 1996.
For after all, how do we know that 2 and 2 make four? or that the force of gravity works? or that the past is unchangeable? The doubts of Winston Smith (main character of George Orwell's novel 1984) and found footage from "Operation Iraqi Freedom" are the starting point for a meditation on the state of the human being.