Europe
(Español) Festival de cine zapatista en Alemania (20-12 de noviembre)
Que bailen los Corazones – Dass die Herzen tanzen
Bienvenid@s, Compañer@s, a la Otra Europa!
Video-trailer aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UznHQ20EGZI&feature=emb_logo
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4. FESTIVAL DE CINE ZAPATISTA
»… Que bailen los Corazones – Dass die Herzen tanzen …«
20 de Noviembre y 21 de Noviembre
Espacio del Mundo – Es decir: Virtual
Inicio: 11 a.m. CST / 6 p.m. MEZ
Por la Vida – Zapatistas recorrerán los 5 Continentes
»Sexto.- Y esto hemos decidido: Que es tiempo de nuevo para que bailen los corazones,
y que no sean ni su música ni sus pasos, los del lamento y la resignación.
Que diversas delegaciones zapatistas, hombres, mujeres y otroas del color de nuestra tierra,
saldremos a recorrer el mundo, caminaremos o navegaremos hasta suelos, mares y cielos remotos,
buscando no la diferencia, no la superioridad, no la afrenta, mucho menos el perdón y la lástima.
Iremos a encontrar lo que nos hace iguales.«
(EZLN 5.10.2020)
Más Información: https://tresgatas.blackblogs.org/aktuelles/4-festival-de-cine-zapatista/
Desde Alemania: Salud y saludos a todoas – con mucho corazón!
Part Five: The Gaze and the Distance to the Door.
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Part Five: The Gaze and the Distance to the Door.
October 2020
Let’s suppose it is possible to choose where to direct your own gaze. Suppose that you could free yourself, if only for a moment, from the tyranny of social networks that impose not only what you see and talk about, but also how you see and how you talk. Then, suppose that you lift your gaze higher: from the immediate to the local to the regional to the national to the global. Can you see that far? Yes, it’s chaos, confusion and disorder out there. Then let’s suppose you are a human being, not a digital application that quickly scans, classifies, orders, judges and sanctions, and as such, you choose where to look… and how to look. It could be (this is just a hypothetical) that looking and judging aren’t the same thing, such that you don’t just choose where to direct your gaze, you also decide what your inquiry is, shifting the question from “Is this good or bad?” to “What is this?” Of course, the former implies a juicy debate (are there still debates?), which in turn leads to “This is good—or bad—because I say so.” Or perhaps to a discussion about what good and evil are, and from there to arguments and citations with footnotes. Yes, you’re right, that’s better than resorting to “likes” and “thumbs up”, but what I’m proposing is to change the starting point: choose where to direct your gaze.





