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 […]
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“Whatever the truth is, it’s better than a lie”
Rodrigo Vázquez has risked his life in Latin America and Gaza filming warzones and humanising people that the mainstream media has reduced to animals and terrorists. The director’s new feature-length Al Jazeera film in his native Argentina about a child that was disappeared during the dictatorship of 1986-73 comes out later this year.
Rafael Barrett’s Paraguayan sorrow
The voice of Rafael Barrett’s is as needed now as it was in the aftermath of what at the time he rightly called “history’s most merciless war”. Sean Sheehan He was referring to the War of the Triple Alliance (1864-70) – resulting in the death of half the […]
STS: Activism in the age of the Public Order Act
The Prisma spoke exclusively to Shut The System (STS), a necessarily anonymous climate activist group formed in February 2024. They first made headlines by spraying red paint on insurance firm offices, forcing insurers to drop two major carbon-bomb projects in the UK and West Africa. “The new anti-protest legislation in the UK has definitely driven STS underground”, they say.
Innovative basic income proposal in Greater Manchester
The proposal for a groundbreaking pilot scheme could, according to experts, end absolute poverty in Greater Manchester for good and improve the health and wellbeing of millions of people. It aims to provide homeless people (or those at risk of homelessness) with a sense of financial security, creating a platform […]
















