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Lucrecia Martel’s First Documentary Revisits Chocobar’s Killing Through a 2018 Trial

A new review says the film turns the courtroom into a lens on how legal stories and official records can erase indigenous land claims.

Benm’Barek’s ‘Derrière Les Palmiers’ Opens in France, Probing Power and Desire in Tangier

Lucrecia Martel’s First Feature Documentary ‘Our Land’ Sets May 1 U.S. Opening at Film Forum

UN Sets Priorities for Remaining 17 Territories as Decolonization Panel Opens 2026 Session

German–Sudanese Project Reframes Riefenstahl’s Nuba Photos, Delivers Digital Copies to Nuba Council

Thomson, Weston Families Clinch Uncontested $18 Million Bid for 1670 Hudson’s Bay Charter

Modi’s Macaulay Challenge Reignites Clash Over English Education, Caste and Decolonization

Oxford Union Vote Labeling Israel Greater Threat Than Iran Followed by Protest at Olmert Talk, Three Arrested

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Announce Withdrawal From the ICC

‘Humans in the Loop’ Opens in Mumbai, Wider India Run Starts Next Week

Lucrecia Martel Premieres 'Nuestra tierra' at Venice Film Festival

MrBeast Publishes Video Proof Confirming 100 African Wells Still Working

Senegal Takes Control of Last French Bases, Ending Paris’s Military Footprint in West and Central Africa

Hynniewtrep Youth Council Unveils Statue of U Tirot Sing on 190th Death Anniversary

Bad Bunny Debuts Record 30-Show Puerto Rico Residency Championing Island Identity

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, Architect of African Literary Decolonization, Dies at 87

UK Court Halts Chagos Islands Handover After Starmer Signs Sovereignty Deal

80th Anniversary of Sétif Massacre Spurs Algerian Calls for French Apology

UK Visa Denial for South African Politician Julius Malema Stirs Free Speech Debate

Frantz Fanon Biopic 'Fanon' Criticized for Cautious Execution Ahead of Release