Cultures of Resistance Short Films

Cultures of Resistance (CoR) is an ongoing film project. In addition to the documentary feature, CoR has produced an ongoing series of short films that focus on particular issues and locations. We continue to be engaged in these various campaigns and will publish our new shorts here as soon as they are completed!

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The Official Trailer
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The Rape of the Samburu Women
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Battle for the Xingu
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Skateistan!
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Banning Cluster Bombs: The Campaign and the Treaty
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Andre Cypriano: Guns & Slums Photographer (Brazil)
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Breaking the Silence: Congo Week
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We Sing Together, Why Should We Fight? The KWETU Festival in Uganda
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The Courage of Neighbors: Stories from the Rwandan Genocide
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Hassan Samedi: Cartoons Against Corruption
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A Look at Global Militarization
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Lowkey and Shadia Mansour
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Fishing Under Fire
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Thembo Kash: Cartooning for Justice
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MV BILL: Peace to the Favelas
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Picture Afghanistan: Teaching Photojournalism in a War-Torn Country
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Coalition of the Billing: An Interview with Jeremy Scahill
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Saffron Revolution: A Nonviolent Army for Democracy
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Tehran Ratz: Graffiti for a New Iran
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Attack on the Mavi Marmara
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Iara Lee's UN Press Conference
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Love Boat or Hate Boat?
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Opposing Violence Towards Iran
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Lexxus Legal: Hip Hop for Social Change
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Muslimgauze: Chasing the Shadow of Bryn Jones
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The Yes Men: Pranksters Against War (USA)
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Resistance Artist Katibe 5
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Women Beyond War: A World March in Africa
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The Transformation of a Drug Capital: the Medellín Poetry Festival
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Gatwitch Festival: Showcasing a New Generation of African Artists and Activists
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The Women’s Colloquium in Liberia: Gender Equality in Africa
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Militarism, Mutilation, and Minerals: Understanding the Occupation of Afghanistan
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An Interview with Afghanistan’s First Female Governor: Dr. Habiba Sorabi
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Americas Social Forum
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César López: Turning Guns into Guitars
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Another Failed Drug War: Poppy Eradication in Afghanistan
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Festival au Desert: Playing for Peace in the Sahara
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Building Beyond Conflict : Inspiring Congolese Kids for a Brighter Future
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Rami Farah: Anti-Occupation Films
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Miatta Fahnbulleh: Educating the Next Generation
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Papa Wemba: Singing for a Brighter Congo

Current Film: Coalition of the Billing: An Interview with Jeremy Scahill

When the Bush administration chose to invade Iraq, it assumed that the war would be short and decisive. Yet by early 2010 the war had already cost over $700 billion, much of which went to corporations that profit from the conflict. Jeremy Scahill, best-selling author of Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army, has been a leading voice in opposing the war and in denouncing the radical privatization of the military. According to Scahill, at the time of this interview there were 630 companies on the U.S. government’s payroll in Iraq. More shocking are the 170 mercenary corporations operating in Iraq. Despite repeatedly committing criminal violations, these companies have been immune from prosecution and have repeatedly been rewarded no-bid contracts. Cultures of Resistance sat down for an exclusive interview with Scahill, in which he discusses the most recent stage of the military-industrial complex's evolution.


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