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24 short films by 24 female writers, performed by 24 women actors, all based on women’s real life experiences of sexism, harassment and violence. A diversity of female voices and talent from across Europe come together for a series that tackles head on the everyday brutality experienced by women. Conceived by Nathalie Masduraud and Valérie Urrea.

24 Hours, 24 Women, 24 Stories

24 short films inspired by women’s real life experiences of sexism, harassment, abuse and violence in everyday life.

The French radio philharmonic orchestra performs Tchaikovsky’s popular Swan Lake and Nutcracker suites. Mikko Franck conducts.

Mikko Franck and the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France

Fairy Tale Tchaikovsky

Volunteers have come from all over Germany to the island of Rugen on the North Sea. There they are spending their holidays doing back-breaking work to rebuild the natural swamp habitat. The effort is worth it: Swamps and bogs store even more carbon than trees.

Taking Action on Climate

On the island of Rugen in the North Sea volunteers are taking back-breaking work to rebuild the natural swamp habitat.

Re: Swamp Builders

In Germany, a quarter of 18-24 year olds are at risk of poverty, making them the most vulnerable age group. The pandemic has made accessing education and getting a decent job more difficult. Focus on four young people in Germany: Aicha, Laura, Johannes and Ceyda.

The pandemic has made accessing education and getting a decent job more difficult. Focus on four young Germans in difficulty: Aicha, Laura, Johannes and Ceyda.

Re: Young and Poor in Germany

In many French cities, there are feminist messages hastily pasted across the walls, denouncing rape and violence against women. They come from a long tradition of feminist protest first sparked off by Oympe de Gouges.

Gymnastics

In many French cities, there are feminist messages hastily pasted across the walls, denouncing rape and violence against women

Street Art Takes on Patriarchy

UK fishermen were sold a dream: vote for Brexit and take back control of their waters, as well as the chance to free their industry of European bureaucracy. But the dream turned sour and job cuts loom.

ARTE Reportage

UK fishermen were sold a dream, and now it's time to wake up

Scotland: Brexit Takes Toll on Fishing

Esra Karakaya is a journalist and founder of the BlackRockTalk platform. She talks to researcher Christian Kabengele about the concept of growth ‘criticism’, a school or thought that questions governments' focus on economic growth.

Time to Question

Esra Karakaya is a journalist and founder of the BlackRockTalk platform. She talks to researcher Christian Kabengele about the concept of growth ‘criticism’.

Esra Karakaya Talks Growth Criticism

A medieval town with winding streets and colorful facades, Tallinn is one of the best-preserved cities in Estonia. But its heritage has a dark underbelly. Under Communist rule for over four decades, it was overrun with KGB agents during the Cold War.

City Country Culture

Tallinn is a pretty town with a dark past

Tallinn, the Capital of Soviet Paranoia

It is neither vegetable nor animal. It's intelligent but doesn't have a brain. The blob, weird and terrifying, looms large in movie theaters. And it's now also invaded computer games, comics, and even design and architecture.

The blob, weird and terrifying, looms large in movie theaters. And it's spreading...

The Blob: Science Fiction Takes Over

In the past it was always Western archaeologists that led digs in Egypt and uncovered the marvellous treasures of Ancient Egypt. But today Egyptian academics are taking back control of their heritage.

Egypt Takes Back Control of its Heritage

Protecting gorillas is a dangerous job. These park rangers have targets on their backs. On Friday, April 24, 2020, a convoy of rangers was ambushed by an armed group inside the protected area. 13 guards and 4 civilians were killed. It's yet anothe painful loss for this unit which had already lost 150 men in the past 15 years of protecting the reserve.

In April 2020, 13 rangers and 4 civilians were killed by poachers looking to gain control over the nature reserve

The DRC: Rangers Under Fire

Kiefer Sutherland looks back on his career as an actor, notably in the action-packed series 24. / New York painter Isaac Abrams was a pioneer of psychedelic art. / Focus on the female rapper kicking up a storm in the US, Doja Cat. / Meet Nigeria’s answer to Tarantino, Dare Olaitan. / Go surfing in the arctic on frozen boards with Norwegian artist Inge Wegge.

Isaac Abrams / Doja Cat / Kiefer Sutherland / Dare Olaitan

Tracks

Condemned to death in Rome for murder, Caravaggio took refuge in Valletta in 1607. He spent a year in the Maltese capital where he painted one of his most beautiful canvases, the Beheading of St John the Baptist

Condemned to death in Rome for murder, Caravaggio took refuge in Valletta in 1607.

Caravaggio in Malta: The Master Takes Refuge

Artist, writer and musician Claire L. Evans loves her revolving chair, a design classic. Created by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 (aged just 24) it was credited to the architect Le Corbusier.

Designed by Perriand (3/8)

The Revolving Chair

Many look to Spain as a model in domestic violence legislation with the number of women murdered by their partner drastically reduced in the last fifteen years. 

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