http://projectile.org.uk daily 1 2008-03-31T21:35:43Z http://projectile.org.uk/friday/lady-snowblood-2-shurayukihime-urami-renga In Friday’s Midnight Movie, Yuki, the avenging heroine of Lady Snowblood, returns. To escape the gallows she must accept a mission to kill the dangerous anarchist Tokunaga Ransui. No publisher radge 2008-04-05T14:56:15Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/saturday/non-son-luno-per-cento-they-are-one-percent UK Premiere! ! In director Antonio Morabito’s masterpiece Carrara is the city of marble and the cradle of international anarchism. The title is taken from the incipit of the song by Leo Ferrè. No publisher radge 2008-05-14T22:40:47Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/saturday/ethel-macdonald-an-anarchist2019s-story The film tells the rousing and inspiring story of a young Glaswegian woman who, during 1936 and 1937, reported from Catalonia, the centre of one of the most radical revolutions in history. With her daily radio broadcasts, she played a pivotal role in informing activists and the general public throughout Europe and America of the extraordinary physical and political battles of the Spanish revolution. No publisher pauline 2008-03-31T21:40:44Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/saturday/the-ex-building-a-broken-mousetrap Its 2004 and veteran Dutch anarcho-punks The Ex are in New York to play the Knitting Factory. No publisher radge 2008-04-05T12:51:26Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/sunday/salud-y-solidaridad-health-and-solidarity This new film documents the struggle of the people of zapatista autonomous municipality “16th February” to construct their own health clinic, run by and for the community. In their own words the local indigenous people describe the need for an autonomous health care system, detailing the serious health problems they face in the Highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. No publisher pauline 2008-03-31T22:58:24Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/sunday/zero-de-conduite Jean Vigo’s influential1933 film draws on his own experience of boarding schools and the repressive nature of institutionalised education. Introduced by Nick Heath. No publisher radge 2008-04-18T22:49:09Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/sunday/the-free-voice-of-labor-the-jewish-anarchists Skilfully blending participant's interviews with stills, newsreel footage and selections from old motion pictures, this film gives a fascinating and penetrating insight into the contribution of Jewish émigré anarchists to the fledging US labour movement in the tumultuous period from 1880 to the First World war. This film lets them tell their own inspiring story in their own words. No publisher radge 2008-04-21T18:34:03Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/monday/porto-marghera-the-last-firebrands A film about petrochemical workers who took matters into their own hands in the giant industrial zone engulfing Venice. Porto Marghera documents autonomous workers and their experiences from the point of view of the worker-activists themselves. No publisher jcarter 2008-04-04T19:13:13Z Film Entry http://projectile.org.uk/monday/matewan John Sayles 1987 epic Matewan, based on true events from the 1920s, chronicles West Virginia Coal Miners and their struggles for unionisation. No publisher radge 2008-04-18T22:37:52Z Film Entry