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Phil Butland on 30/10/2021
Demonstration from the Sudanese Embassy to Joachimsthalerplatz
Phil Butland
Phil Butland is a socialist from Bradford, Northern England. He founded the Berlin LINKE Internationals and is now active with The Left Berlin and Sozialismus von Unten (SvU). Alongside his political activities, Phil is the curator of the CinePhil Berliner Film Blog
Written by Phil Butland
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Phil Butland on 21/10/2021
Die LINKE should not take part in Berlin's next ruling coalition
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Phil Butland on 17/10/2021
Interview with director Anne Paq about her film Not Just Your Picture, discussing Palestine in Germany, and Israeli impunity
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Phil Butland on 09/10/2021
A new film offers real insights on the discussion of Palestine in Germany
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Phil Butland on 06/10/2021
8 years ago, the Pirate Party got a million votes in the German elections. This year it was 60,000. What happened?
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Phil Butland on 05/10/2021
Interview with Sobo Swobodnik, director of a new film about Class and Class Struggle
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Phil Butland on 03/10/2021
A combination of fear of the CDU, the Left's inability to criticize potential coalition partners and a move away from social movements combined to hurt the party in the recent elections
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Phil Butland on 28/09/2021
A film showing 90-year old Holocaust survivor and dancer Éva Fahidi is just breath-taking.
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Phil Butland on 25/09/2021
And why we still think this despite the problems in the party’s past and present
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Phil Butland on 16/09/2021
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Phil Butland on 16/09/2021
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Phil Butland on 03/09/2021
On Saturday, Berlin Mondiale is showing a film about singing, revolution and family in Tunisia. We review it in advance