Brazil: ‘The Munduruku Indians: Weaving Resistance’ – Online Release
We are proud to announce that next Monday, 17 November 2014, LAB will be the platform for the online release of 'The Munduruku Indians: Weaving Resistance' documentary.
Return to Nicaragua documentary screening
Filmed between 1985 and 1991 by the British director Marc Karlin (1943-1999)
Brazil: Documentary series investigates the worst water crisis ever in the...
Brazilian documentary makers are currently working to discover the way water is used in Brazil’s most populated area. Volume Vivo is an audiovisual research project that intends to look at the causes of, and the solutions for, the São Paulo water crisis.
‘K’ by Bernardo Kucinksi receives enthusiastic review in USA
World Literature Today calls 'K', published in English by LAB last year, as a 'compelling novel' and 'one of the most important to emerge in recent years'.
Brazil: rural maracatu threatened by ‘public security’
A traditional culture of street music and poetry in Penambuco is being suppressed by the police
Brazil: rural maracatu photo gallery
Dancing through the night. Sambadas and ensaios photgraphed by Chris Estrada in Pernambuco
Brazil’s “Iron Stone”
Controversial Kazak company, accused of fraud and corruption, is pressing ahead with big iron ore project in Bahia.
Brazil — the slow but relentless death of the PT
The demonstrations sweeping Brazil are sounding the death knell for the Workers' Party (PT) says a leading PT analyst.
Guatemala: Mass Burial of Exhumed Victims
A series of powerful images portray the return to the families of victims "disappeared" during the brutal repression of the early 1980s and now forensically identified.
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