Arundhati Roy on Slumdog Millionaire II
Following her initial impressions, Arundhati Roy has extended her review of the recent Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire: The night before the Oscars, in India, we were re-enacting the last few … Continue reading
Nineteen families: poverty, inequality and who rules the roost in Israel
Roni Ben Efrat illuminates inequality in today’s Israel in the current edition of Challenge Magazine (Issue 109). The following is an excerpt in which boldface emphasis is editorial: Zionists claim … Continue reading
Occupied Bethlehem: How children are faring behind the Wall
Thanks to Richard Wiles for writing this heartrending Behind the Wall: ‘Medical Conditions caused by Political Decisions’. Wiles is a British photographer who regularly visits the occupied West Bank and … Continue reading
Humanising the Hemisphere: John Pilger’s The War on Democracy
John Pilger‘s latest film, The War on Democracy (R/T 93 minutes) is an interesting and important excursion into the Latin American hemisphere and US foreign policy towards its southern neighbours. … Continue reading
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