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War with China? Or cocktails with the Colonels? I haven't got the invitations, but I'm a no for both.

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Writer and filmmaker Steve Macfarlane (Bomb Magazine) interviews Julius-Amédée Laou, who he describes as “the eminent playwright and filmmaker on colonial reality, political provocation, and family.” Julius-Amédée Laou is a filmmaker, playwright, theater director, and writer. Born in Paris and steeped in Martinican culture since childhood, he directed feature films such as La Vieille quimboiseuse et…

“Miss Me Yet” tracks the smoke-and-mirrors selling of forever-wars—and the rehabilitation of Bush’s image in the age of Trump.

Originally from Seattle, Steve Macfarlane is a filmmaker, programmer, and writer based in Ridgewood, NY. He is an active volunteer at Spectacle, where he has curated screenings for over ten years, and has presented movies at MoMA, the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and Culture (NMAAHC), and Anthology Film Archives. He publishes a blog on film called Element X, and is writing a monograph about Nancy Meyers.

An equine visitor drops by a HammondCare aged care home to celebrate Horses Birthday.

Roger Douglas, who as Finance Minister under the fourth Labour Government caused major harm and the founder of the Act Party, has publicly declared that he has lost faith in the Act party and is now a swing voter.