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34 MINS, 2017
Trouble #3: Refugees Welcome
In this month's episode of Trouble, anarchist media collective we interview a number of individuals from around the world who are helping to chart a course for the future based on living practices of solidarity and mutual aid, and who are invested in tearing down the physical and imaginary borders that seek to keep us divided.
34 MINS, 2017
30 MINS, 2017
Trouble #2: Bash The Fash
Reactionary right-wing politics are on the rise in the west, and events are moving at a dangerous pace. In the wake of Trump's ascendency to the US presidency, a toxic mix of white nationalism, Islamophobia, transphobia, violent misogyny, and anti-migrant hysteria is rapidly coalescing into a growing movement that has in turn sparked a surge of interest
30 MINS, 2017
2 MIN, 2017
Here comes Trouble
Trouble, a brand-new monthly show offering an in-depth anarchist analysis of current struggles, tactics and movement dynamics.
2 MIN, 2017
29 MINS, 2017
Trouble #1: Killing the Black Snake
The first episode of Trouble, looks beyond the mainstream narratives surrounding the Standing Rock encampment to get a better understanding of some of the camp’s overlooked dynamics, including serious disagreements over which tactics to use to best stop the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).
29 MINS, 2017
1.5 MINS, 2017
Rent Strike in Toronto
On Wednesday June 7th, tenants from the Toronto neighbourhood of Parkdale occupied the Landlord & Tenant Board to shut down a hearing for an above guideline rent increase at an apartment building at 87 Jameson Ave.
1.5 MINS, 2017
37 MINS, 2017
How one woman stopped clear cut logging
Christine Jack of the St'at'imc Nation maintains a checkpoint 50 kilometres into the Yalakom Valley near Lilloet BC, effectively shutting down logging operations from that point and patrols the kilometers before the camp as well as nearby valleys.
37 MINS, 2017
1 MIN, 2017
Montreal: Week Of Occupations Kicks off
Montreal radicals began a "week of occupations" by squatting an abandoned hospital that they hope to turn into a housing complex. When the police attacked, they barricaded themselves inside. More actions are planned through the coming week.
1 MIN, 2017
2 MINS, 2017
Logging company’s offices occupied
A group of autonomous environmentalists in Montreal occupied the offices of EACOM Timber, in opposition to the company's plan to log forest in the habitat of endangered caribou in Northern Quebec.
2 MINS, 2017
1 MIN, 2017
Happy Birthday Freddy Villanueva
On April 6, dozens gathered in Montréal Nord to celebrate the birthday of Fredy Villanueva, a Honduran teen who was shot to death by Montreal Police in August 9 of 2008. Interviews with Nargess from Montréal-Nord Républik, and Ricardo, from the Family Committee.
1 MIN, 2017
2 MINS, 2017
#SiMeMatan – If They Kill Me
Under the hashtag #SiMeMatan (If they kill me) thousands of women protest femicide following the murder of Levsy, a 22 year old student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
2 MINS, 2017
1 MIN, 2017
Neo-Nazis Rally in Kentucky
On April 29th, the National Front, a coalition of neo-nazis led by the Traditionalist Worker Party and the National Socialist Movement, rallied in the small town of Pikeville, KY.
1 MIN, 2017
1 MIN, 2017
Montreal Throws Down Against Trump
Montreal's activists came out in force to #DisruptJ20, burning a Trump effigy in front of the American consulate, taking over an upscale shopping mall, and smashing up the city's main commercial drive.
1 MIN, 2017
33 SECS, 2017
Black Bloc Smashes Inauguration
A 500+ crew of anti-capitalists, rampaged through the US capital in defiance of the
security state on the day of Trump's inauguration.
33 SECS, 2017
30 SECONDS, 2016
Video Ninjas
Do you have a camera, computer and internet connection? Can you shoot, edit and upload videos with the quickness? Do you love adventure and the thrill of videotaping burning cop cars? Then you should join the sub.Media worldwide network of video ninjas!
30 SECONDS, 2016
1 MIN, 2017
Montreal Marches Against Police Brutality
A report back from Montreal 21st annual march against police brutality.
1 MIN, 2017
2 MINS, 2017
Mapuches Still Resisting In Chile
In a march commemorating the ninth anniversary of the murder of indigenous Mapuche activist Matias Catrileo, shot in the back by police, protesters stormed the financial district of Santiago, Chile.
2 MINS, 2017
5 MINS, 2016
Defend the Hood
In 2016, numerous attacks were launched at diverse symbols of gentrification in the Montreal neighborhoods of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve and Saint-Henri. We wanted to give space to the people involved so that they can explain a point of view, that corporate media consistently ignore or misrepresent.
5 MINS, 2016
3 MINS, 2016
#NoDAPL resistance punks security and locksdown backhoe
Today, two brave Water Protectors locked down to an excavator that was removing crucial boring sludge from the Dakota Access Pipeline site currently drilling under the Des Monies River.
3 MINS, 2016
72 MINS, 2017
The Rebel Beat: Kiwi Illafonte
On this latest edition of The Rebel Beat for June, 2017, we meet Kiwi Illafonte. Kiwi is a California-born, Montreal-based radical Filipino hip-hop MC, graphic designer, and community organizer. He’s a former member of the seminal Bay-area Filipino-American groups Native Guns and Mass Bass.
72 MINS, 2017
60 MINS, 2017
Final Straw: Defend J20 Resistance
In this week’s episode we feature two interviews. In the first, we spoke with Em, a supporter of the mass arrestees from the January 20th inauguration of Donald Trump in Washington DC earlier this year.
60 MINS, 2017
40 MINS, 2017
Anti/Fascism in the USA
In this 40 minute talk, US anti-fascist researcher Spencer Sunshine, breaks down the tapestry of white supremacist groups in the USA, and their meteoric rise since Trump got elected.
40 MINS, 2017
34 MINS, 2017
Trouble #3: Refugees Welcome
In this month's episode of Trouble, anarchist media collective we interview a number of individuals from around the world who are helping to chart a course for the future based on living practices of solidarity and mutual aid, and who are invested in tearing down the physical and imaginary borders that seek to keep us divided.
34 MINS, 2017
2 MINS, 2017
#SiMeMatan – If They Kill Me
Under the hashtag #SiMeMatan (If they kill me) thousands of women protest femicide following the murder of Levsy, a 22 year old student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
2 MINS, 2017
90 MINS, 2017
Pagan Anti-Fascist Action
Heathens United Against Racism (HUAR) might be a group that you’ve never heard of unless you travel in Heathen and Pagan spiritual circles. While the group may not be well known, since they formed in the wake of the Occupy movement, they’ve had a big impact on their wider community.
90 MINS, 2017
30 MINS, 2017
Trouble #2: Bash The Fash
Reactionary right-wing politics are on the rise in the west, and events are moving at a dangerous pace. In the wake of Trump's ascendency to the US presidency, a toxic mix of white nationalism, Islamophobia, transphobia, violent misogyny, and anti-migrant hysteria is rapidly coalescing into a growing movement that has in turn sparked a surge of interest
30 MINS, 2017
49 MINS, 2017
IGDCAST: Trump, Clinton, Russia, and US Intervention in Syria
In the last several weeks, Trump has launched a series of strikes in Syria, Afghanistan, and Yemen in an attempt to gather support from imperialists, war-hawks, and the mainstream media and also bounce back from plummeting poll numbers
49 MINS, 2017
60 MINS, 2017
Appalachian anti-pipeline resitance
This week, the Final Straw spoke with Whitney about the Atlantic Coast Pipeline and the Mountain Valley Pipeline, two pipelines flowing through mid-Appalachian and the mid-Atlantic region on Turtle Island
60 MINS, 2017
70 MINS, 2017
Final Straw: Black Women’s Defense League
This week the Final Straw spoke with Niecee X of the Dallas Texas based group Black Women’s Defense League, which has been in existence for a bit over 2 years
70 MINS, 2017
63 MINS, 2017
Rebel Beat: Alas from Savage Fam
Alas is an MC who is consistently spitting out pure revolutionary fire, and when she’s not on the mic, you can probably find her on the front lines of the struggle to decolonize Turtle Island.
63 MINS, 2017
34 MINS, 2017
IGDCAST: Louise Rosealma on Berkeley and It’s Implications
IGDCAST interviews Louise Rosealma who was punched by Nathan Damigo, the neo-Nazi leader of Identity Evropa
34 MINS, 2017
33 SECS, 2017
Black Bloc Smashes Inauguration
A 500+ crew of anti-capitalists, rampaged through the US capital in defiance of the
security state on the day of Trump's inauguration.
33 SECS, 2017
29 MINS, 2017
Trouble #1: Killing the Black Snake
The first episode of Trouble, looks beyond the mainstream narratives surrounding the Standing Rock encampment to get a better understanding of some of the camp’s overlooked dynamics, including serious disagreements over which tactics to use to best stop the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).
29 MINS, 2017
99 MINS, 2016
From Democracy to Freedom Audio Zine
The good folks from CrimethInc never disappoint. Here's their latest audio zine on the subject of Democracy
99 MINS, 2016
26 MINS, 2015
Burning Cop Car #1
Our contribution to the Interference Archive's "If a Song Could be Freedom" series.
26 MINS, 2015
5 MINS, 2017
What is Direct Action
Direct Action is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot when describing anarchist tactics…. and rightly so, since it’s one of the main ways anarchists put our values of autonomy, self-organization and mutual aid into practice. So… what is it exactly?
5 MINS, 2017
6 MINS, 2016
What is Nationalism?
Anarchist critiques of the state include the underlying social relationships and ideologies that have historically been used to create states, and to uphold their authority. One of the most important of these concepts is nationalism.
6 MINS, 2016
3 MINS, 2017
Earthsarmy2(FUKKKMorgan)
Once again Savage Fam brings anti-colonial fire with a no holds barred hot shit hip hop track just in time for the 150 anniversary of Klanada and a call to arms against the Kinder Morgan pipeline, set to start construction this summer in so called British Columbia.
3 MINS, 2017
13 MINS, 2017
The Rare Habitat on Lelu Island
They said no to more than one billion dollars offered by Petronas some time ago, but the Province didn't respect the decision of the Band council. That's why Laxkwaal'aams decided to occupy Lelu Island and stop the destruction of a delicate habitat: if the giant plant is going to be built, juvenile salmon will probably disappear from the Pacific coast
13 MINS, 2017
5 MINS, 2017
Kitimat: Nature and Industry
The marvel of nature and industry in Kitimat is something the mayor would like to believe in at all costs: the town with the aluminum smelter has approved the lng industries to come to town, but still wants to be known for its landscapes and outdoor activities.
5 MINS, 2017
6 MINS, 2017
Kids Learning
There is a kind of tourist paradise in the Kispiox Valley, but it's also for local kids: they can learn how to behave in the wilderness, they ride a horse, they get into the water, they get familiar with the river and the current, so that the adults of tomorrow will defend it.
6 MINS, 2017
2 MINS, 2017
BERTA DIDN’T DIE, SHE MULTIPLIED
In Honduras, the most dangerous country in the world to be a land defender, Berta Cáceres' death has not silenced the many campesinxs fighting for justice and Indigenous Sovereignty. They mourn Berta's assassination with powerful chants of "Berta Didn't Die, She Multiplied!"
2 MINS, 2017
18 MINS, 2017
Chief Gwininitxw Steward of the Land
Yvonne Lattie of the Gitxsan has been fighting for decades against governments and their projects of developments: blockades, strikes, court cases, she has been active in many ways to defend the land and the future. That's the aim of the cabin at Maxhla Didaat Lake.
18 MINS, 2017
8 MINS, 2017
Shannon Defending the Skeena River
The alliance between “white” people and First Nations to defend the Skeena River is something real, it's not a promise that can be broken. Shannon McPhail of the Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition works with residents: “Together we can protect the river that is our economy, our nature, our traditional food”. And if gas pipelines go through, all
8 MINS, 2017
14 MINS, 2017
The Stop at Madii Lii
Families stop for a coffee or a soup during the berry season; hunters pass through and leave something for the community: at Madii Lii camp everyone is welcome to take part in the activities organized for children and young people, because this spot on the Suskwa River is becoming a kind of school in the traditional territory of the Gitxsan.
14 MINS, 2017
7 MINS, 2017
The Unist’ot’en against Big Oil
They have moved to the shores of the Morice River to stop Enbridge tar sands pipeline and now they are staying in the bush because this is their traditional territory, “this is our home”: fighting against the gas pipelines that will take natural gas to the plants on the coast, Freda Huson and Dini Ze Smogelgem of the Unist'ot'en are also building a
7 MINS, 2017
8 MINS, 2017
Blueberry First Nation suing the Crown
Treaties signed with the Crown are not respected, that's why Blueberry First Nation is suing the Province and the Federal Government for “accumulative impact” of resource extraction. This is the first time ever that such a case arrives to be discussed in court.
8 MINS, 2017
6 MINS, 2017
The Segregation of West Moberly First Nation
With already two dams and thousands of gas wells, the territory around the West Moberly Lake is no longer available for traditional activities: First Nations can no longer practice their culture and are living in a new form of segregation.
6 MINS, 2017
37 MINS, 2017
How one woman stopped clear cut logging
Christine Jack of the St'at'imc Nation maintains a checkpoint 50 kilometres into the Yalakom Valley near Lilloet BC, effectively shutting down logging operations from that point and patrols the kilometers before the camp as well as nearby valleys.
37 MINS, 2017
9 MINS, 2017
Take a Look at the Construction
Poul and Esther Pedersen have their fields and their horses right in front of the construction site of the dam and they remember when an helicopter took off from their land to take Chiefs and activists to the occupation camp on the other slope of the Peace River. But that camp had to be removed.
9 MINS, 2017
7 MINS, 2017
PeaceRiver: Cowboys and Indians against the Dam
Every Summer since more than 10 years people gather on the Peace River for the Paddle for the Peace: settlers and First Nations, farmers and native people are fighting together to protect 83 km of valley.
7 MINS, 2017
7 MINS, 2017
UpStream: A Mosaic of Destruction
Peter McCartney of the Wilderness Committee in Vancouver gives an overview of the proposed developments planned in northern British Columbia, from the fracking wells in Fort St. John to the gas refrigeration plants on the coast, from the Site C dam to the pipeline network.
7 MINS, 2017
1.5 MINS, 2017
“Caretakers” – Trailer
Exploring the fragile dynamic between settler activists and indigenous land/water defenders, the film “The Caretakers” articulates the effects of colonization on the environment and Indigenous peoples
1.5 MINS, 2017
13, 2017
Winter at Unist’ot’en
A documentary short about the life and purpose of Unist'ot'en Camp, shot in the dead of winter in so called British Columbia, Canada.
13, 2017
6 MINS, 2016
A Tribe Called Red x Prolific The Rapper “Black Snakes” (Remix)
Prolific the Rapper offers up this timely and un-authorized remix of A Tribe Called Red's "Halluci-Nation" as a call for support for people fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline.
6 MINS, 2016
29 MINS, 2017
Trouble #1: Killing the Black Snake
The first episode of Trouble, looks beyond the mainstream narratives surrounding the Standing Rock encampment to get a better understanding of some of the camp’s overlooked dynamics, including serious disagreements over which tactics to use to best stop the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL).
29 MINS, 2017
26 MINS, 1988
Geronimo Pratt
Through an exclusive interview with Geronimo at San Quentin prison, archival footage of the Black Panthers, family photos, and scenes from demonstrations for his release, a warm and vivid portrait of Geronimo is sketched.
26 MINS, 1988
92 MINS, 1982
Day of the Gun
George Lester Jackson was an African-American left-wing activist, Marxist, author, a member of the Black Panther Party, and co-founder of the Black Guerrilla Family while incarcerated. Jackson achieved fame as one of the Soledad Brothers and was later shot to death by guards in San Quentin Prison following an unsuccessful escape attempt which left Jackson
92 MINS, 1982
41 MINS, 2012
My Makhzen & Me
In the summer of 2011, Nadir Bouhmouch, a Moroccan student studying abroad in California returns to his home country and finds it in a state of turmoil. The uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt had spread to Morocco.
41 MINS, 2012
105 MINS, 2015
I fight therefore I am
"I fight therefore I am" documents many of the experiences of struggles and solidarity that have been taking place in Greece and Spain since 2008: struggles against evictions, occupations of job centers, resistance against police repression and riots, but also self-organised media, forums of migrants, cooperatives and solidarity initiatives.
105 MINS, 2015
37 MINS, 2015
In the Shadow of Borders
Is Canada the welcoming country for migrants it likes to call itself? In the Shadow of Borders challenges this myth and, through personal stories of detention, denial of essential services, labour exploitation and deportation, exposes how precarious are the lives of those without status.
37 MINS, 2015
75 MINS, 2007
An Anarchist’s Story: The Life of Ethel MacDonald
In 1936, with civil war sweeping through Spain, Ethel Macdonald - a working-class girl from Motherwell - was to become, for a year, one of the world's most famous voices. She was perhaps the first example of an 'embedded reporter', sending dispatches and broadcasts back from the Spanish Anarchist camp in Barcelona to the UK.
75 MINS, 2007
75 MINS, 2015
Syria: The story of an impossible revolution
Ecos Del Desgarro describes the untold story of the Syrian revolution, and the effort for horizontal self-organization by grassroots committees, who aimed to create a new world while facing the brutal repression of Bashar Al Assad.
75 MINS, 2015
80 MINS, 2013
The Set-up of the Bomb Case
In the early morning hours of May 22nd, 2009, a man on a bicycle rides through the dark streets of downtown Santiago. In his backpack he is carrying a bomb. In his belt, he has a Smith and Wesson 38 caliber revolver.
80 MINS, 2013
75 MINS, 1983
Anarchism in America
A colorful and provocative survey of anarchism in America, the film attempts to dispel popular misconceptions and trace the historical development of the movement.
75 MINS, 1983
56 MINS, 2010
COINTELPRO 101
A secret illegal project from the 1950s, 60s and 70s called COINTELPRO, represents the state’s strategy to prevent resistance movements and communities from achieving their ends of racial justice, social equality and human rights.
56 MINS, 2010
20 MINS, 2015
From Gezi to Gazi
Gazi to Gezi - a stone's throw away explores the poetry of a nationwide revolt in Istanbul, Europe's largest city. An explosive mix of the city’s inhabitants come together to fight the police and barricade themselves into one of the metropolis' few remaining green spaces, Gezi Park.
20 MINS, 2015
83 MINS, 2014
Concerning Violence
Concerning Violence narrates the events of African nationalist and independence movements in the 1960s and 1970s which challenged colonial and white minority rule.
83 MINS, 2014
72 MINS, 2008
The Angry Brigade
Between 1970 and 1972 the Angry Brigade used guns and bombs in a series of symbolic attacks against property.
72 MINS, 2008