Spring renewal – the work continues as the sun appears
Epic papers, book launches and new offices: Spring has sprung again!
Epic papers, book launches and new offices: Spring has sprung again!
A new book trailer for a new book…
It’s a busy month already: a book about to be launched in a few weeks (see last post), finishing up my Second PhD comprehensive exam (hopefully, fingers and discursive tentacles crossed), and the new POV Magazine is out with an article I wrote on documentary as a tool for education. The cover is pictured at the left so you can spot it on the newsstands – it comes out this week across Canada. If you can’t find it in the meat world, you can go to the virtual source and…read more
The book I’ve laboured on for three years is on pre-sale at amazon.ca.
It’s been a busy month – we’re organizing benefit screenings for Haiti, fending off Coke’s lawyers and generally burning at both ends, as they say.
Sunita Narain, on Democracy Now, is in one word, AMAZING. As the Copenhagen talks dismantle, Narain reminds us of what the leaders and elite of the wealthiest countries do not want to hear, face, address, or otherwise even acknowledge: “The inconvenient truth is not that climate change is real, but that confronting climate change is about sharing that growth between nations and people. The rich must reduce so that the poor can grow.” – Sunita Narain, Centre for Science and Environment, Delhi, India
Writer’s block and travel plans.
A Halloween wish.
Another year of Cinema Politica starts!
Oh the life in a Bulgarian village…