Destellos en la oscuridad. Episodio 6. Lucrecia Martel
Lucrecia Martel is not only a filmmaker but also one of the most influential intellectuals in Argentina. In conversation with Ana Cacopardo, she dissects the making of her latest film, Our Land, and reflects on racism, land dispossession, and the role of cinema in dismantling “the grand fiction of Argentine history.”
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Read Me Season Five: Cassandra Ciangherotti with Lucrecia Martel
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Glimmers in the Darkness. Episode 1. Rita Segato. Special guest: Valeria Bertuccelli
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"El mito fundacional de nuestro país dejó afuera a las comunidades indígenas": Lucrecia Martel
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El lado oscuro de la IA: explotación del ser humano y la naturaleza | DW Documental
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Charla: ¿HACIA DONDE VA LA ARGENTINA? Con Pablo Semán, Verónica Gago y Fernando Rosso
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LALO MIR REMEMBERS INDIO SOLARI AFTER HIS DEATH I WITH TENEMBAUM
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China Zorrilla - “Once Upon a Time” (one-person show)
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Glimmers in the Darkness. Episode 4. Cecilia Roth and Lorena Vega
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The need to understand power in order to act. Violence, gender, and coloniality.
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Clase Magistral: Lucrecia Martel en Casa del Lago UNAM
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Quid Interview with Camila Sosa Villada #Books #TheUselessJourney #ElAteneoGrandSplendid
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Glimmers in the Darkness. Episode 3. Liliana Herrero and special guest Luciana Jury
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La cuarta casa, un retrato de Elena Garro (2001) de José Antonio Cordero
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Persian Jazz · The Last Dance In Tehran | 1 Hour Jazz For Comtemplation
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Glimmers in the Darkness. Episode 2. Dolores Fonzi and Dora Barrancos
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"Where was God when I was a child?": A young woman’s dramatic question to Pope Leo XIV
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Rita Segato en RadioUNTDF: pensar, sentir y conversar
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The Dark Secret of Jiddu Krishnamurti
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Hasan Piker & Yanis Varoufakis | Banned for Insufficient Support of Genocide
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