Articles October 2011

• Tinariwen: Voices of the Desert
• Third Cinema in Africa: A Cinematic Liberation of the Oppressed
• Belfast: Capital of Literature
• The Cinematic Gems of The Caucasus
• The Sari: Nine Yards Of Art
• Zona Sur And The End Of Bolivian Apartheid
• A Historical Guide To The Peruvian Cuisine, Chifa
• The Self-Obliteration Of Yayoi Kusama
• Angelopoulos' Unfinished Vision to Film the Greek Crisis
• Must-See Delights Of Indian Cinema
• Desert Blues: The Legacy Of Ali Farka Touré
• Drifting after the American Dream
• FESPACO: The Longest Running Celebration African Cinema
• Calle 13's 'Latinoamérica' Takes On The Government
• Out of The Shadows: Inventing The National Epic
• The 5 Best Colombian Novelists
• 'Half of a Yellow Sun' Is a Powerful Portrait of the Nigerian Civil War
• The Global Village of Mount Everest: Camping Beneath the World's Highest Peak
• Gauguin's Tahiti: A Creative Obsession
• Edinburgh: City of Forts and Festivals
• Revealing the Dark Tones of Katherine Mansfield’s 'At The Bay'
• Islamic Belief: In the Whirl of a Dervish
• Women In Pursuit Of Peace: A Shared Nobel Prize
• Zeng Fanzhi: China Masked
• Alain Robbe-Grillet and the French Nouveau Roman Movement
• 'Latin American boom' re-examined
• Voices From The Inside: FGM In Life And Literature
• The Sudanese Novels You Should Know
• Tok Pisin: Papua New Guinean Creole
• A Look At Nicaragua's Poets And Revolutionaries
• Scotland's Independence: Redefining a Scottish Literature
• Akomfrah's Isolating Tundra: The Alaskan Landscape And British Immigration
• Françafrique: The Tangible Relations Between Africa and France
• The Race To The South Pole
• Fascist London: The Battle Of Cable Street Remembered
• Rewriting History: Welsh Film Resistance Depicts An Alternative WWII