The first decade of the 21st century has seen something of a vindication of geek culture, which has now been fully embraced by contemporary consumer media. James Bray A predisposition to the internet and video games no longer denotes social incompetence, pop culture fandom is something to be […]
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Eider Inunciaga: “It is their generosity that will stay with me”
At only 26 years old, Eider Inunciaga has had the opportunity to witness the conflicts in the Sahara and Kosovo first hand, and has worked in the disadvantaged communities of Guanajato, Mexico. Originally from Bilbao (Spain), “from the centre itself”, she takes pride in saying, Inunciaga has a very clear […]
Claudio Chipana, from LARC: “We are Latin American, because of our history, our culture and our identity”
He has lived in London for two decades, because the first time that he came to the British Isles to attend a conference, the city and the country captivated him so much that once he had returned to his own country he began to think about the possibility of making […]
Behind the veil
The term ‘hijab’ comes from the Arabic root ‘hayaba’ which encompasses several meanings, all revolving around the idea of ‘hiding’ ‘obscuring vision’ or ‘separating’. In the Arabic language, the use of the same root leads to words such as ‘curtain’ and ‘screen’. Daniel Fernandez García A first look […]
Ventura Pons Sala: “Cinema is my life, without wasting five minutes”
He arrived in London with ‘Barcelona (a map)’, three years after its successful premiere. He came to show it for the first time in the UK, as part of the ‘Looking for Film in Literature’ cycle. He spoke exclusively to The Prisma. Javier Polo In the midst of […]
















