A film as unlikely as it is riveting in which people speak about the things that matter to them in their lives.
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 A thought-provoking documentary about economic democracy, which presents a different view of the workplace and how it could be run. Read More: Can We do it Ourselves (Economic Democracy)  A lecture on some important issues which illustrate the unsustainable nature of growth, both in population and energy. Read More: Arithmetic, Population and Energy  An overview of the work being carried out worldwide to restore heavily degraded lands. It is possible and it only takes a few years.  A remarkably clear presentation about the history of seed and the role it has played in our societies and how that is all being changed by corporations. Read More: Seeds of Freedom  Leave a commentCategories: Culture, Ecology Tags: Activism, Africa, Globalisation, Human Rights, India, Politics, Poverty, Rights  French filmmaker Louis Malle’s film about Calcutta, which records in intimate detail the lives of the people in the city. Read More: Louis Malle’s Calcutta (India 1969)  This film, made in 2001 by Stephanie Black, explores the effect that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has on poor countries by forcing them into globilisation. Read More: Life and Debt |
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