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[INTERVIEW] From Internationalism to Postcolonialism: Literature & Cinema between the Second and the Third World

Post author By Selim Nadi
Post date November 29, 2020

Note from LeftEast editors: A shortened version of Selim Nadi’s interview with Rossen Djagalov was published in Jacobin Magazine. Could there have been a Third World without the “Second”? Certainly, there could have been — but it would have looked very different. Most histories of these geopolitical blocs and their constituent societies and cultures are […]

Tags cinema, internationalism, literature, socialism, Soviet Union

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Post-colonial film club in Budapest. An interview with Tamás Gerőcs and Tibor Meszmann, Helyzet Group of Public Sociology.

Post author By Mariya Ivancheva
Post date March 10, 2014

Mariya Ivancheva interviewed Tamás Gerőcs and Tibor Meszmann about the post-colonialism film club of the Public Sociology Working Group ‘Helyzet’ on 18 February 2014, in Budapest. We are now at the Gólya Community Centre in Budapest. I would start with a question about how these three things, namely the Gólya (Stork) centre, the Helyzet (Position […]

Tags cinema, decolonial, Helyzet, Hungary, post-colonial, resistance, social movements, videos