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@mariannedahl.bsky.social. Never a bad time to look into when (nonviolent) mass mobilization may lead to democratic change. Especially these days. Please apply by 4 May.

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This is amazing! Thank you so much!

Himmel og hav! Hjerteleg takk. Ser eg må komme på passordet mitt til Letterboxd.

Thanks so much, Erica! Ah yes, the ICNC on YouTube has so much good stuff, I should have thought of that. And Katniss! How could I forget. Some of the others I haven't seen. Will add to my watch list, thank you.

Ah, yes. Looking very much forward to seeing that!

6. Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower (2017, Hong Kong)
7. A Force More Powerful (1999, USA)

Any suggestions most welcome! Thank you and peace out. (5/5)

Documentaries:
1. How to Start a Revolution (2011, UK)
2. Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom (2015, Ukraine)
3. The Square (2013, Egypt)
4. Last Men in Aleppo (2017, Syria)
5. Five Broken Cameras (2011, Palestine/France) (4/5)

Fiction:
1. Battle of Algiers (1966, Algeria/Italy)
2. No (2012, Chile)
3. The Lives of Others (2006, Germany)
4. Persepolis (2007, Iran/France)
5. A Taxi Driver (2017, South Korea)
6. 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days (Romania)
7. V for Vendetta (2005, USA/UK) (3/5)

I am after resistance in authoritarian settings, but also open to autocratic movements in democracies (although not sure I can stomach watching Die Welle again). Do you have any recommendations? I am interested in both fiction and documentaries. This is the list I have so far: (2/5)

Hei Bluesky! ✌️ First post on here and I would appreciate some input! @mariannedahl.bsky.social and I are organizing a PhD course in October on mass mobilization and regime change. I've started on a list of movies (which I think) are relevant to the course. (1/5)