Columns / Media
Articles about Media, ordered by date. 
Music reviews
Droit dans la Gueule du Loup and Stand Up People: Gypsy Pop Songs from Tito’s Yugoslavia.
Film: Hotdocs special
Documentary film is taking its rightful place on commercial screens beside the usual fictional offerings. Richard Swift views some of this year’s entrants at the Toronto Hotdocs festival.
Also out there...
Books, music, web, film and DVD releases all worth a mention.
Book reviews
Children of the Jacaranda Tree, Brothers at War: The Unending Conflict in Korea, What the River Washed Away and Paralysed With Fear: The Story of Polio.
Film reviews
Stories We Tell, by Sarah Polley; Night of Silence (Lal Gece), by Reis Çelik; The Stoker, by Alexei Balabanov.
Music reviews
Records from General Paolino featuring Mama Celina and Quercus.
Mixed Media Reviews
Film, book and movie reviews from around the world.
The Sound of One Hand Killing
A book by Teresa Solana translated by Peter Bush (Bitter Lemon Press, ISBN 978 1 908524 065)
Politics of Origin in Africa
A book by Morten Bøås and Kevin Dunn (Zed, ISBN 1848139969)
China's Urban Billion
A book by Tom Miller (Zed, ISBN 9781780321417)
A Tale for the Time Being
A book by Ruth Ozeki (Canongate, ISBN 9780857867964)
Celebrating Subversion
Music by The Anti-Capitalist Roadshow (Fuse Records CF 099 2CD).
Eu Preciso de um Liquidificador
Music by Graveola (Mais Um Discos CD MAIS013)
Compliance
A film directed and written by Craig Zobel (90 minutes).
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