reviews

Never Let Me Go, directed by Mark Romanek

Funny how film fictions aspiring to profound philosophical insight often fall so flat.

Days of Crime and Nights of Horror - Ramor Ryan

Ramor Ryan reviews Days of War, Nights of Love: CrimethInc for Beginners (CrimethInc Workers' Collective, 2001) and Days and Nights of Love and War by Eduardo Galeano (New York: Monthly Review Press, 1983).

The Promise, by Peter Kosminsky

Channel 4’s showpiece drama presents a revealingly limited portrayal of Palestine.

Mammoth, directed by Lukas Moodysson

Another potentially interesting film tackling the human downsides of globalisation falls victim to superficial preaching

The Lindisfarne Shelter, by Sally Madge

The Lindisfarne Shelter

Tom Jennings reports on the eventful life and death of an outstanding work of anonymous, autonomous public art

Review; Science & Capital - Radical Essays on Science & Technology

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A review of a new collection of articles expressing a radical critique of science as an aspect of domination in class society.

Open Borders: The case against immigration controls - review

A good short account of the anarchist case against immigration controls by Conor McLoughlin, based around a review of Teresa Hayter's book Open Borders.

Accused, by Jimmy McGovern, BBC1

These tightly-wound fables describing inadmissible and extenuating circumstances around fictional crimes muddle moral and legal judgmentalism

Review: Joyce Kolko Restructuring the World Economy - Loren Goldner

Loren Goldner reviews Joyce Kolko's 1988 text, Restructuring the World Economy.

Modernism as the vanguard of a consumer aesthetic two views - Loren Goldner

Reviews of T.J Clark's The Painting of Modern Life Paris in the Art of Manet and his Followers and Jerrold Seigel's Bohemian Paris Culture, Politics and the Boundaries of Bourgeois Life 1830- 1930 by Loren Goldner.