The social and political discourse against equality of rights between heterosexual and homosexual couples refers to homosexual practice as “unnatural”, if not quoting religious dogma. Has there been a reduction of homosexuality in the world driven by the lack of rights that homosexuals have? Do they “correct” the unnatural side […]
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When the body speaks to the noise of the mind
After the Covid-19 nightmare when isolation was imposed on sufferers and relatives alike, the pain and the disorientation linger. Words were blocked then but the body speaks silently, and the short film “Isolation terminal” expresses it through dance and music. Isolation was terminal for many.
Forgiveness for a heinous crime against independent journalism
In the midst of the commemoration of Journalists’ Day, the Colombian state belatedly apologised to the country, to the journalists of El Espectador and to the victim’s family for the assassination on 17 December 1986 of Mr Guillermo Cano Izasa, editor of the prestigious and combative liberal newspaper. Germán […]
Israel-Palestine: censorship of those who speak of genocide
It is clear that, alongside the extreme right, McCarthyism is reviving in some countries. People condemned, imprisoned, relegated, dismissed or forced to resign, silenced, criminalised, harassed or threatened for denouncing the Israeli massacre in Gaza, number in the thousands. Mario Muñoz The events in Gaza are radicalising many […]
Made in Cuba: films to change the world
For thirteen days London will host a festival showcasing films rarely shown in the UK. It will take place between 9 and 22 March: shorts, feature films, documentaries and Q&A sessions with Cuban film specialists will celebrate film production from the Caribbean island. The festival is called “Screen Cuba: […]
















