The Garden Cinema presents a selection of films from the last five decades that explore how Argentine society has grappled with the aftermath of the military coup of 1976. Abla Kandalaft That year, the country’s armed forces overthrew the democratically elected government and installed a dictatorship as part […]
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Western Asia emerges from Trump’s nightmare
The illegal and disastrous war that Trump has been pushed into by Israel is bringing about big changes in the Gulf region, just not the ones that he and Netanyahu intended. New economic and political connections bypassing the US are being revealed. Graham Douglas The war in Iran […]
The Prisma new Series: “Tamil women in the UK”
Stories of war, displacement and rebuilding within Britain’s Tamil diaspora. With estimates ranging between 250,000 and 300,000 people, and 1 in 4 women experiencing domestic abuse, it highlights women’s roles in preserving culture while confronting stigma and gender expectations.
Between precarity and ambition of a migrant in London
A European student’s experience in London highlights challenges in employment, housing and adaptation, revealing social tensions in a diverse city where academic opportunities coexist with economic pressure and a demanding everyday life. Javier Duque October 2012 was the date when norn Italian *Petro landed in the UK. He […]
Islam, sexuality and contested interpretations
For years, they have been having to compromise their identity—choosing to either stay deeply closeted or cast off their faith—but increasingly today they are carving a path for themselves, challenging homophobic interpretations of Islam and embracing all parts of who they are. (The Prisma memories) Lori DeGolyer Queer* visibility […]
















