The emotions always have a quite definite class basis; the form they take at any time is historical, restricted and limited in specific ways.

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honoured to have contributed to this project, if you are or will be in barcelona between 8th oct & 8th nov, go see the exhibition (keep an eye out on instagram.com/rhizomalab/ for more info)
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Posted my translation of the 1984 conversation in Le Monde between Maurice Pialat and Jean-Luc Godard: evillights.substack.com/p/ma…
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FOR PEACE! Eight decades of the British peace movement in its broadest sense: anti-war, anti-militarism and anti-colonial. Very proud to have co-edited this @maydayrooms book. You can order it now. London launch soon. maydayrooms.bigcartel.com/pr…
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Here's a recording of a discussion with James Kelman I was involved in. It took place at the Radical Book Fair in Glasgow, December 2024. Filmed by Stuart Platt. youtu.be/iyf37MCzf-A?si=ncUg…
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Happy 80th birthday to James Kelman @JamesKelmanNet Out now: When I Was That Age Did Art Exist? (PM Press) Kieron Smith, boy (And Other Stories) Conference: James Kelman at 80 An Alasdair Taylor Retrospective @bellacaledonia Award winning portrait by Chris Close
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Happy 80th birthday to James Kelman @JamesKelmanNet Out now: When I Was That Age Did Art Exist? (PM Press) Kieron Smith, boy (And Other Stories) Conference: James Kelman at 80 An Alasdair Taylor Retrospective @bellacaledonia Award winning portrait by Chris Close
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Happy 80th birthday to James Kelman @JamesKelmanNet Out now: When I Was That Age Did Art Exist? (PM Press) Kieron Smith, boy (And Other Stories) Conference: James Kelman at 80 An Alasdair Taylor Retrospective @bellacaledonia Award winning portrait by Chris Close
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Thanks to @inclinations_fc and @glasgowfilm for hosting the Scottish premiere of ‘The Day Innocence Died: Bloody Sunday & The Fight for Justice’ join us at @RichMixLondon for the London premiere 18th June tickets at richmix.org.uk/cinema/london…
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Happy 80th birthday to James Kelman @JamesKelmanNet Out now: When I Was That Age Did Art Exist? (PM Press) Kieron Smith, boy (And Other Stories) Conference: James Kelman at 80 An Alasdair Taylor Retrospective @bellacaledonia Award winning portrait by Chris Close
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Ronald Firbank at 100 (and our film Caprice is part of it).
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Michael Powell explains why "A Canterbury Tale" (1944) was a tremendous flop: ‘'A Canterbury Tale' (1944) was really Emeric Pressburger’s film. I’m a director; I hate writing. With 'A Canterbury Tale', I had doubts, because the script had a wonderful idea—this man who cares so much about truth and beauty that he has to act for it, even on pain of being regarded as some sort of lunatic for what he does—but it was a Continental idea that did not fit into an English film. If I was going to make an English film with it at all, I should have done more with it, translated it more. But I didn’t. I filmed it straight and the result was a tremendous flop. Since then I’ve never filmed anything I had reservations about, as I’m not conceited enough to think I’m so good I can get away with anything I’m not absolutely sure of." (Michael Powell's interview to The Times, 1960) P.S: On this day, 82 years ago, 'A Canterbury Tale' (1944) premiered in Canterbury, UK.
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R.I.P. to the great Tony Stella, a friend and inspiration. This is devastating
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