Recreation is part of the day to day of war, especially when it is boys and girls who are there in the line of fire. A group of teenagers in the face of a military conflict. Juanjo Andrés Cuervo “The film ‘Monos’ (Monkeys) is an international effort of […]
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Jeremy Corbyn lambasts Blair Government’s ‘disgraceful’ Pinochet return
Video clip and transcript of interview with UK Member of Parliament Jeremy Corbyn carried out for the forthcoming documentary ‘Britain and the Other 9/11’, which I am co-directing with John McEvoy. Pablo Navarrete / Alborada Films* The 2nd of March marked 25 years since Tony Blair’s New Labour government […]
Exploring Cuban cinema in London: with world-changing films
Cuban cinema has long been a lens into the country’s revolution, culture, and identity. This legacy will be brought to London by “Films to change the world”, showcasing rarely screened Cuban classics, bold contemporary films, and thought-provoking documentaries that capture Cuba’s changing social landscape and current artistic movements. Harry […]
‘Inglorius basterds’, dark shadows and other revelations
It might have been just another classic World War II tragedy, had the director’s vision been more complacent, or his fans stricter sticklers for history, but Quentin Tarantino has always been a rebel. Fausto Triana “Inglorious bastards” marks a break in the dark Nazi chapters of the dramatic […]
Gunshots that echo after the peace agreement
The UK premiere of an award-winning documentary is coming to London at the end of January. “Children of the Revolution” (Hijxs de la revolución) follows three ex-guerrilla soldiers as they try to make new lives for themselves as civilians. A Q&A with the director of the film will take place […]
















