The War Abroad, by Alix Emery deja vu invites me to join the death dance by Anne Enith Cooper Continue reading
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By Noel Brown There is a long history of radical children’s film and television. This statement might seem – if not quite radical – then at least... Continue reading
Kirk Douglas as Spartacus, the slave leader by John Wight “I am Spartacus!” is arguably the most iconic line in the history of Hollywood. Still today, it... Continue reading
by Keith Flett CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, was formed in the 1970s around a fight against an earlier generation of Big Beer. Giant beer companies... Continue reading
by Steve Pottinger, with image above by Martin Gollan Wearing Benjie’s dirty undies like a helmet on his headToolman doesn’t raise a finger for the hundred thousand... Continue reading
The Electric State: can it get much worse? By Jonathan Brown Introduction As I sat through The Electric State — Netflix’s latest blockbuster spectacle, directed by the... Continue reading
THE SOUND OF TRUMPETScheering and shouting in the distancechildren runningicecream vansflags breaking out over buildings black and red green and yellowUnion Jacks Red EnsignsLONG LIVE SOCIALISMstretched out... Continue reading
CC image from Al-Jazeera by Nick Moss PART ONE23 June 2025 Airless. Can’t sleep. New neighbours got a house party.Bullshit south London neo-prog and wispy folk soundtrack.The... Continue reading
by Michael Rosen In the heart of western governments there is a special human breed known as ‘Heartless Bastards’ who are at this very moment figuring out... Continue reading
Genocide in Gaza. Commons image: Abd elhkeen Abo riash – Palestinian photojournalist Violet White critiques the ideology of Christian Zionism, which has influenced the passivity of mainstream... Continue reading
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