#Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War

[homocinematicus]

Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War 1971 Masao Adachi, Kôji Wakamatsu

[shihlun]

Haruhiko Arai

- Body and Soul

1997

[edwordsmyth]

Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War, Masao Adachi / Kōji Wakamatsu (1971)

[guerillas-of-history]

Do you have any recommendations for documentaries by/about insurgent movements? I watched Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War and loved it, and I want to watch more like it! (I have been trying to find a torrent of 17th Parallel but to no avail)

Yes, I recommend

The Blood of My Brother (2005) - Andrew Berends. A documentary about the Iraqi struggle, I first watched it a really long time ago and it was extremely influential for me.

They Do Not Exist - Mustafa Abu Ali (1974)

Palestinian Women - Jocelyne Saab (1974)

Death In Gaza - James Miller (2004) The filmaker himself was murdered by an iof terrorist while making this documentary.

A Place Called Chiapas - Nettie Wild (1998)

These are just a few that come to mind, I hope this proves helpful to you, if anyone else has any good recommendations, I highly welcome it.

[marxistlesbianist]

Finally got around to watching Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War, and found it utterly captivating! Does anyone have recommendations for other similar documentaries? The only other one I have seen is Agnes Varda’s The Black Panthers

[albertserra]

@gael-garcia tagged me to post my top 5 first watches of august

Clearcut (1991) dir. Ryszard Bugajski

Morvern Callar (2002) dir. Lynne Ramsay

Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War (1971) dir. Masao Adachi and Kōji Wakamatsu

How to Make a Monster (1958) dir. Herbert L. Strock

Orlando, My Political Biography (2023) dir. Paul Preciado

i tag @kiurit @aspirationalbrand @falsenote

[vampilllia]

red army/pflp: declaration of world war

[ilikemylifealot]

red army/pflp: declaration of world war 1971

[simulacrumaussois]

Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War (1971), directed by Masao Adachi & Kôji Wakamatsu

[blogtruenorth]

[cassandra-leuco]

"Red Army/PFLP Declaration of World War," dir. Adachi Masao and Wakamatsu Koji (1971)

[chdkz-veteran]

The Red Army / PFLP: Declaration of World War, 1971.

[shihlun]

Kazuya Shiraishi

- Dare to Stop Us

2018

[deadassdiaspore]

[quelquesoit]

A summer spent in introspection.

Where are we and who am I? // I am just one of the people who is sick of the social order, // even so more today, // Europe is not my centre. // Because I know exactly who i am and what I want ... // I can accept what I cannot understand. // A pleasant feeling of having a clear conscience envelops you. // Now a question. Is the struggle over? // There is no end to our struggle. // For her, the struggle is today.

Non-sequential stills from different films + documentaries - in order of appearance:

1. A. Césaire in “Lumieres Noires” - 2006, dir. Bob Swaim

2. “Madame Nina Simone: la lègende” - 1972, dir. Frank Lords

3. “Atlantics” - 2019, dir. Maty Diop

4. Ousmane Sembène in an interview

5. “Allah Tantou” - 1992, dir. David Ashkar

6. “Edouard Glissant: one world in relation” - 2010, dir. Manthia Diawara

7. “Soleil ô” - 1970, dir. Med Hondo

8/10. “Mortu Nega” - 1988, dir. Flora Gomez

9. “Declaration of world war” - 1992, co-edited by Japanese Red Army and PFLP (popular front for the liberation of Palestine)

[donewithcapitalistfrayers]

Interview with Masao Adachi, Japanese Red Army filmmaker who on a trip to Lebanon and in collaboration with the PFLP made The Red Army/PFLP: Declaration of World War (1971)