In the Critical Readings book reading group, we are currently reading 'The Murray Bookchin Reader', of Murray Bookchin.

Murray, in this book, spans five decades and encompass subject matter or revolutionary philosophy, politics and histoiry, which are far less known than the specify controversies that deserve ar greater attention.

In this meeting we will present and discuss chapters 6 and 7 of 'The Murray Bookchin Reader, of Murray Bookchin: 'Anarchism' and 'Libertarian Municipalism'.

The book is accesible here:

Screening of the documentary "The Albanian Renaissance", portraying a depiction of post-communist Albania, struggling its way through transitions.

Communist Albania of Hoxha was a fortress state, seeing enemies everywhere. There were regular purges, the death penalty was applied, and there were a large number of political prisoners. There were thousands of executions of political enemies and of enemies of communism. Albanians did not have the right to a passport until May 1990.

In his latest movie, director Sean Baker takes us on a colorful journey through the life of kids living on the fringes of US society. The film follows a group of children growing up in poverty just outside the iconic Disney World – a place that they are never able to enter. Baker neatly treads the line between showing the sheer joy of being a kid out of school (familiar to all of us) and the tragedy of people living on the edge.

A discussion will follow the screening.

How can we expose the truth in a world dominated by lies?
What can we do to promote the silence voices?
How can we take action and promote good practices?

Join us for this introduction workshop into DIY Journalism.

Brief revision of the 3 historical milestones of Mexico.
Introduction of current political situation and implications at international scale.

Speakers:
Antonio Andrade (Investigative Journalist)
Juan Martin Espinosa Mendoza (Environmentalist

The talk will be followed by a discussion

A tense movie of brutal realism at the controversial riot cops unit, told through the stories of three veteran cops and a young recruit. The life of those men unravel throughout the movie, while in the background the tensions between the police force, Ultras, immigrants and the fascists reaches its peak.

We will discuss about how bastards are police and our reflections on the movie after the screening.

In this post apocalyptic movie, the effect of a nuclear holocaust on the working class city of Sheffield in 1984 are exposed in the narrative between two families.

Threads is a shattering speculative tale the onset of World War III, and the horrors of the post-apocalyptic society that struggles for survival.

After the screening there will be a discussion as usual.

The End of Meat is a feature documentary that explores the idea of a post-meat world. It will include interviews with philosophers, scientists, artists and activists who offer their insight and progressive ideas about the role of animals in our society.

The screening is for free, and as usual will be followed by a discussion based on the movie. We accept donations for the space :)

D-Zona collective will host a public assembly, where we will explain the current state of the space we are using and the future of it, and of D-Zona and its activities.

Propositions and suggestions of those interested in actively collaborating are welcome.

Come 21th of November to Pobřežní 8 first floor, near Florenc, at 19:00