Podcasts about Nae Pasaran

On the latest episode of The CineSkinny, we take a look at the blistering Kneecap, an irresistible piece of myth-making from the firebrand Belfast rap trio of the same name. The film follows best friends, drug dealers and wannabe rappers Liam and Naoise (also known as Mo Chara and Móglaí Bap) as they avoid the Belfast ‘peelers' and a group of ex-paramilitaries out to get them before teaming up with local music teacher JJ, who helps hone their sound as their producer, DJ Próvai. The film's got wildly inventive visuals, a razor-sharp political message and enough drug-fulled energy to power the sun.  Elsewhere on the show, we hear about Alien: Romulus, the 79th film in the Alien franchise (at least it feels like it), which helped kick off this year's Edinburgh Film Festival. And inspired by the rebellious antics of Kneecap, we discuss our favourite rebels in cinema, from Nae Pasaran to the hot fox in Disney's Robin Hood. TIMESTAMPS: What we've been watching: Longlegs and lots of Fringe shows (1:57) Alien: Romulus review (12:00) Kneecap review (19:41) Our favourite rebellions in film: Nae Pasaran, School of Rock, A Fistful of Dynamite, Robin Hood and Andor (45:55) Recorded at EHFM's Ground Floor HQ in Leith. Go there, get a coffee and see radio/audio in action, @groundfloor__ Follow the team on Twitter @ptrsmpsn @anahitrooz @jamiedunnesq @lew_rob_, get us on Twitter, Instagram, Letterboxd and TikTok @thecineskinny, email us at cineskinny@theskinny.co.uk Intro/outro music: Too Cool by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4534-too-cool) License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

For Scotland the men's Euros are over. We try and go beyond the football itself and look at the coverage of Scotland's games ,and if this latest set of defeats at a major competition tells us anything about our Scottish psyche.If the team lost the Tartan Army definitely won the hearts of the German people. What is so special about Scottish fans?It was the turn of the Scottish Tories to launch its manifesto on Monday. Rishi Sunak dutifully took a break from Gamblegate( more of this later) to pop up and offer his support to Douglas Ross. Two soon to be departed leaders? We go over it, so you can avoid the pain.Ross also appeared on Good Morning Scotland and Gary Robertson grilled him on devolution, reserved issues, and the democratic road to indy ref2.Yet another manifesto launch. This time the SNP's Climate and Just Transition. John Swinney has made a direct plea to Sir Keir Starmer to revisit and reinstate Labour's £28 billion green investment spending plan. Has the SNP managed to square that circle of protecting jobs while tackling climate change?Meanwhile Anas Sarwar struggled to explain what Great British Energy was and how it would cut bills and create jobs. However we finally had confirmation that it wouldn't generate energy but would be a vehicle seeking to secure private investment. But, and it's a big but, that question over the inefficiency over the National Grid and where and how it could be upgraded to meet Labour's 2030 Net Zero target remains. We discuss.Hard on the heels of his D Day "gaffe" Sunak dithered, delayed, then finally after days of prevarication withdrew support for two Tory candidates who apparently used inside information to place winning bets on the General Election date. Is this symbolic of the end of days for both Sunak and the Tories?Everybody to Kenmure Street Felipe Bustos Sierra (director) is a BAFTA-winning Chilean-Belgian filmmaker based in Scotland, living just a few minutes away from Kenmure Street when the protest against the Home Office detention of two local asylum seekers began. His first feature "Nae Pasaran" (2018) uncovered the true impact of the solidarity of Scottish factory workers for victims of Pinochet's military coup in Chile. As a result of the film's research, the men involved received recognition from the Chilean government and a public monument was erected to commemorate their gesture 40 years later. The film became, on release, the most successful Scottish documentary in UK cinemas. It was nominated for Best Documentary at the BIFA 2019 and won Best Feature Film at the BAFTA Scotland Awards 2018.Here's the link to the Crowdfunder https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/debasers/everybody-to-kenmure-streetFacebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560781820130 ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, we speak with Paul O'Connor the senior national officer at the Public and Commerical Services (PCS) union - one of the largest unions in the UK, representing workers across all government departments and in the private sector.    Paul tells us about the safe passage for refugees policy the union's members wrote with Care4Calais, and why it is a genuinely humanitarian way to stop the small boat crossings of the Channel.    We also touch on working class solidarity, anti-fascism and, the Bibby Stockholm, the hostile environment, and how a string of governments have created the asylum-seeker backlog.  --Get in touch---   Twitter: @FleetCivil   Mastodon: @civilfleet@kolektiva.social   Instagram: thecivilfleet   info@civilfleet.com   civilfleet.com   Support:  ko-fi.com/civilfleet   ---Show Notes---   For more on the PCS union, see: pcs.org.uk   For more on PCS and Care4Calais' Safe Passage Policy, read about it here: https://care4calais.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Safe-Passage-Policy-Paper.pdf   If you'd like to email your MP about PCS's safe passage policy, see here: action.pcs.org.uk/page/134188/action/1    Ben and Paul speak about the Tories throughout this episode. The Tories is the nickname of the ruling Conservative Party.   For more on The World Transformed, the festival Ben mentions in the episode, see here: theworldtransformed.org   See here for more on the UK Border Force training to push refugees back across the Channel already, here: https://thecivilfleet.wordpress.com/2022/01/14/uk-border-force-may-have-begun-attempts-to-push-refugees-back-across-the-channel-already-evidence-suggests/   For more on Channel Rescue and Care4Calais, see episodes 11 and 17 of The Civil Fleet Podcast   Ben and Paul speak about Priti Patel a few times in this episode. She was the UK's Home Secretary from 2019 to 2022. She was replaced by Suella Braverman. The Home Secretary is a similar governmental role to interior minister in many European countries.    For more on the UK's treatment of refugees, the Rwanda Scheme, the Hostile Environment, the Illegal Immigration Act and the Bibby Stockholm see episodes 21, 25, 32, 38, 39, 40, 42 and 44.   Paul mention Detention Action. For more on them, see: detentionaction.org.uk   Ben and Paul speak about the FBU, which is the Fire Brigades Union. For more on the union's solidarity work with refugees, see here: https://www.fbu.org.uk/news/2023/03/05/trade-unions-unite-solidarity-refugees   Paul mentions the Scottish Rolls-Royce workers who refused to work on fighter jets bound for Chile in the 1970s, when the country was ruled by the western-back dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet. For more on that, check out the documentary film Nae Pasaran, here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/naepasaran    For more on the vast amounts of money the UK government has spent in France trying to stop people from crossing the Channel, see this Al Jazeera report from March 2023: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/3/10/uk-to-fund-france-detention-centre-as-leaders-agree-migration-deal

A 50 años del golpe en Chile, un reporte sobre la solidaridad con las víctimas del otro lado del globo.Lee el artículo aquí: https://jugodecaigua.pe/nae-pasaran/******Pensar, escribir, editar, grabar, coordinar, publicar y promover este y todos nuestros artículos en este pódcast, cuesta y nosotros los entregamos sin cobrar. Contribuye en www.jugodecaigua.pe/suscribete y, de paso, espía como suscriptor nuestras reuniones editoriales.Haz click aquí para seguirnos en TwitterHaz click aquí para seguirnos en Facebook Haz click aquí para seguirnos Instagram

El documental "Nae Pasaran" es un recorrido por la historia de lo que muchos consideraban un mito. El de un grupo de trabajadores en un pequeño poblado de Escocia, que se negó a reparar los motores de los aviones que bombardearon La Moneda. En esta película, de Felipe Bustos Sierra, estos obreros de la Rolls Royce descubren junto al realizador el verdadero y profundo impacto de su acto de protesta contra la dictadura chilena.

BAFTA Scotland was joined by director Felipe Bustos Sierra for a Q&A following a screening of #BAFTAScot18 winning documentary Nae Pasaran as part of the Into Film Festival. In a Scottish town in 1974, factory workers refuse to carry out repairs on warplane engines in an act of solidarity against the violent military coup in Chile. Four years pass before the engines, left to rust in factory yard, mysteriously disappear in the middle of the night.

IN this special bonus episode of Podaganda, Ben Cowles and Steve Sweeny speak with Andrew Smith from Campaign Against the Arms Trade (Caat) about their legal victory halting weapon sales to Saudi Arabia.    Show notes   Read about Caat’s Arms to Renewables campaign here: mstar.link/2xepsZC    Read about the Italian dock workers who stopped weapons being shipped to Saudi Arabia: mstar.link/2xc5ONV    Steve’s report on the French journalists from the Disclose investigative journalism platform who face prison for refusing to give details of the source that revealed the French government knew their weapons had been used against civilians in Yemen: mstar.link/2KBpUKn    Check out Disclose’s brilliant website (in English) here: disclose.ngo/en    Watch the Nae Pasaran trailer here: naepasaran.com   Here’s a link to an interview Ben did with Andrew last year about Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s state visit to Britain: mstar.link/2X3ke2h     Check out Caat’s blog post from 2014 on BBC Political editor Nick Robinson pulling out of a speaking engagement at an arms trade event: mstar.link/2RwRedl    You can find the Star’s articles on Jamal Khashoggi here: mstar.link/2Yg1LvW    Follow human rights and peace activist Sam Walton on Twitter here: twitter.com/SamWalton    The Saudi prince’s state visit was a clear example of propaganda. Read Ben Cowles’s take on Mohammad bin Salman’s 2018 state visit here: mstar.link/2LfUuZj    You can read Jeremy Hunt’s bizarre article on Politico here: mstar.link/2RzEylP    Here’s the article Steve wrote about the Istanbul election: mstar.link/2N9U2ON    Mark Curtis’s excellent book is called Secret Affairs. You can read Ian Sinclair’s review of the updated book here: mstar.link/2X6d4dM  Intro music by Jamie Thrasivoulou and Andrew Death

Doceavo capítulo Esta semana revisamos Nae Pasaran, documental que definitivamente dará que hablar que reconstruye de manera impecable como un pequeño gesto de solidaridad de parte de los trabajadores de la Rolls Roys escocesa impacta de una manera inesperada y sumamente significativa en la vida de algunos detenidos luego del golpe de estado en Chile. En la segunda parte repasamos otros grandes documentales basados en hechos transcurridos durante el periodo de dictadura, además de preguntarles en nuestra sección favorita cuáles películas basadas en acontecimientos históricos consideran imperdibles.

Doceavo capítulo Esta semana revisamos Nae Pasaran, documental que definitivamente dará que hablar que reconstruye de manera impecable como un pequeño gesto de solidaridad de parte de los trabajadores de la Rolls Roys escocesa impacta de una manera inesperada y sumamente significativa en la vida de algunos detenidos luego del golpe de estado en Chile. En la segunda parte repasamos otros grandes documentales basados en hechos transcurridos durante el periodo de dictadura, además de preguntarles en nuestra sección favorita cuáles películas basadas en acontecimientos históricos consideran imperdibles.

En Página 13, Iván Valenzuela, conversó con Ascanio Cavallo y Antonio Martínez, quienes comentaron los últimos estrenos del cine, con "Godzilla 2", "Dobles Vidas" y "Nae Pasaran"

En Página 13, Iván Valenzuela, conversó con Ascanio Cavallo y Antonio Martínez, quienes comentaron los últimos estrenos del cine, con "Godzilla 2", "Dobles Vidas" y "Nae Pasaran"

In which we give belated hot takes on the controversial Suspiria, the universally acclaimed The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the barely seen Nae Pasaran, and the best-forgotten Outlaw King.PLUS we pay our respects to industry legends Stan Lee and William Goldman, try and get our heads around the incredibly weird title for the Harley Quinn spinoff movies and spend five hours discussing the social and economic repercussions of the Detective Pikachu movie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back! Yup after a two-week break, during which time nothing politically significant at all has happened, the podcast has returned. Please read that last sentence with a note of irony, of course. As you might be aware our absence was down to my better half's close encounters with the NHS and that's where we begin. Lesley recently went to see Nae Pasaran, the movie about the Scottish workers who defied Pinochet's fascist dictatorship in Chile. What lessons can we draw from this amazing true story for today? We, unashamedly, spend the rest of our time focusing on whether independence is the cause that dare not speak its name amongst the SNP leadership, the role of SNP MPs at Westminster, and the role of Holyrood.  As well as all that, and there's a lot of all that, we muse on tablet, visits to Skye and Belfast, and David Mundell ecdysiast.

  The Cinema For All Podcast is a celebration of going to the cinema. In this fifth, full length episode Jaq and Abi chat about new film releases (Widows, Some Like It Hot, Peterloo, Nae Pasaran and 9-5) and delve into this month’s theme: queer cinema. In this episode, we welcome the marvellous Rico Johnson-Sinclair from CineQ to talk about films that have been important to him such as Tongues Untied, the difficulty around accessing queer films, particular featuring queer people of colour and about his fantastic work screening films. We talk in depth about representation on screen of queer people, in particular queer people of colour, the difference it can make when films are made by queer people, building audiences for these films and much more!   We are proud to be supported by the BFI, awarding funds from the National Lottery.   HOSTS: Jaq Chell and Abi Standish GUESTS: Rico Johnson-Sinclair from CineQ (www.twitter.com/cineqbrum) PRODUCER: Jay Platt   Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and rate and review our podcast – it really helps other listeners find us!   For more on Cinema For All head to www.cinemaforall.org.uk or follow us on Twitter/ Instagram on @cinemaforall   We thought it would be good to include a list of the films mentioned in this podcast in case you want to seek them out and watch them!   Films Rico mentions in this podcast episode: Tongues Untied Check It Rafiki Hearts Beat Loud The Cakemaker Those People Kiki Paris is Burning   Films Jaq and Abi mention in this podcast episode: Gangs of New York Goodfellas Halloween (2018) Bramstoker’s Dracula Grey Gardens Beach Rats Princess Cyd Widows Some Like It Hot Peterloo Nuts in May Abigail’s Party Nae Pasaran! 9-5 Birdcage Priscilla Queen of the Desert To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar Hedwig and the Angry Inch But I’m A Cheerleader Moonlight Call Me By Your Name Beach Rats The Way He Looks 120 Beats Per Minute Love Simon Carol Blue is the Warmest Colour Miseducation of Cameron Post Appropriate Behaviour Tangerine A Fantastic Woman Portrait of Jason Muriel’s Wedding Blockers