Footage shot by a group of Swedish journalists documenting the Black Power Movement in the United States is edited together by a contemporary Swedish filmmaker 30 years later.
Original English version, French and Italian subtitles available.
Angola. Trois générations de femmes dans une guerre civile qui dure depuis 25 ans : Lelena (la grand-mère), Nayola (la fille) et Yara (la petite-fille).
Le passé et le présent s’entrecroisent. Nayola part à la recherche de son mari, qui a disparu au pire moment de la guerre. Des décennies plus tard, le pays est enfin en paix mais Nayola n’est pas revenue. Yara est maintenant devenue une adolescente rebelle et une chanteuse de rap très subversive. Une nuit, un intrus masqué fait irruption dans leur maison, armé d’une machette. Une rencontre qu’elles n’auraient jamais pu imaginer…
Daisato is a middle aged man who leads an indifferent ordinary life, he is destined for what has been handed down through generations. His responsibility is to contribute to the peacekeeping, but the general public, which is accustomed to maintaining it, disregarded for the responsibility, what is worse, it becomes disagreeable. The story describes emotion in daily life with the relationship among people around, such as in hard work, relationship with the divorced wife and daughter, nursing care for his grandfather suffering from dementia, etc.
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In 1964, Jean Ziegler was asked by Che Guevara to fight the “capitalist Monster”. Former collaborator of Kofi Annan, professor and writer, Ziegler’s books still act as a manifesto to left-wing intelligentsia. At the UN Human Rights Council, he fights against “vulture funds”, a new avatar of the “Monster”. He goes back to Cuba, in his opinion the mother of all anticapitalist forces. The visit becomes a dialogue between reality and symbolism, confronting his thinking with today’s Cuban destiny.
After decades of sold out shows and international recognition, musician Gilberto Gil embarks on a new kind of world tour through the southern hemisphere. From Bahia, he travels to the land of the Aborigines of Australia and the townships of South Africa, ending in the Brazilian Amazon region. With the same passion, Gil continues the work he began as Brazil’s first black Minister of Culture promoting the power of cultural diversity in a globalized world and sharing his vision for our future a diverse, interconnected planet filled with hope, exchange and of course music!
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