Review: Film & the Anarchist Imagination by Richard Porton
Book review from Black Flag #218 1999.
Film Review: AFA on Romper Stomper
Anti-Fascist action review Romper Stomper and contrast their position with that of the Anti Nazi League. From Fighting Talk issue 6.
Representations of Catholicism in contemporary Spanish anarchist-themed film (1995–2011)
Pedro García-Guirao's essay exploring the portrayal of Catholicism in eight Spanish anarchist-themed films.
E15: The Peterloo massacre with Mike Leigh
Podcast episode about the Peterloo massacre of 1819 with Mike Leigh, director of his new film, Peterloo, and Dr Jacqueline Riding, author and historical consultant on the film.
An introduction to my blog, and notes on an anarchist approach to industrial art
Submitted by sherbu-kteer on Aug 11 2018 21:02
A short post detailing the ethos behind my blog, and an example of me attempting to apply this ethos to a practical problem: that of collective creative art.
Picturehouse respond with violence to living wage protest
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jun 6 2018 17:51
In response to a peaceful demonstration, security guards at a Picturehouse cinema assaulted protesters, called the police, and physically detained one individual for over half an hour.
Book Review: Jean Vigo
This is a review of the famous anarchist-inspired French auteur Jean Vigo.
"Using the pay rise as a weapon": A statement from Curzon Workers
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Oct 3 2017 18:01
In a time that's seeing strikes at cinemas across London, Curzon has so far not yet been affected. Indeed, the chain is expanding: opening up a new sites in London and Oxford. Last February, Curzon CEO Phillip Knatchbull was recognized by the BAFTA for supposed Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema. But all this success has come at staff's expense. Below, a group of Curzon workers detail their struggle to retain paid breaks.
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