jueves 4 de agosto 2005: "desde la terraza" un hibrid-dorkbot simultaneamente desde angola, saas fee, medellin. Orientados hacia selectas terrazas del barrio gotico de barcelona.

altred.net y medellinwireless presentaran desde medellin los beneficos estrategicos de tener un lugar desde el que se puede dominar la ciudad.

This ' video newsletter ' features interviews with housing activists from Cape Town (specifically, Vrygrond, Delft and QQ section and Kwezi Park in Khayelitsha), talking about the ongoing housing struggle in the city.

This ' video newsletter ' features interviews with housing activists from Cape Town (specifically, Vrygrond, Delft and QQ section and Kwezi Park in Khayelitsha), talking about the ongoing housing struggle in the city.

This was shoot during dash workshop in ljubliana, in march 2005, but doesn't want to be a sort of documentary, in the way i was there not to make documentation but to listen to.....thx to Taja to let me use her poem and to Ana for poem translation.

Adem, a young journalist from Tetovo, Mazedonia, is interviewing Zelimir Zilnik on his film "Kenedi comes back home". Zilnik had presented his latest documentary in the course of the evening program of the Youth Organising Institute, a summer school, that took place in Novi Sad from July 12th to 22nd 2005. The Youth Organising Institute (YOI) is run by the Johns Hopkins University of Bologna and was held in 2005 in cooperation with Kuda.org, the students union of Novi Sad University, kein.org and freelance trainers.

The two directors of the film, Alexandra Weltz and Andreas Pichler, explore the background of Antonio Negri. They research for biographical, theoretical and historical points of decision makings and portray an unusual life between philosophy and revolt. In meetings with Negri and its political fellows and friends the film shows continuities and breaks from the 60's to today.

what kind of work can you produce under those difficult circumstances: sun, heat, poverty... in a beautiful city like cartgena de indias.

An insight into the culture of tourism, how can it be that we all the time get lost when we are out travelling. The castle Jimena de la Frontera is situated a short distance from Gibraltar. In its striking location it has played an important role in the region since the 8th century.

Flowers are adored not only for their fragrance but also for the visual pleasure they produce. IFtv honours the colours and shapes of the vegetable kingdom. Finally we focus on the current political situation where Spain unexpectedly made a bold move regarding the influx of immigrants from non-european countries.

Our chef and cooking expert Mette Ingvartsen takes a thorough look into a Spanish kitchen and offer us to share a real paella. This paella is not just any paella but cooked in accordance with the secret recipe of the southern frontier. As you will see paella also has a strong connection to Moroccan culture.

During the visit to the tiny city of Tarifa our team found a book café where they could exchange their favorite books. As the café was closing for the season the exchange developed into a race against the clock.

The beach, the square and the playground are all examined through unexpected perspectives, where different kinds of inter-human communication are underlined. Communication becomes a more direct theme for two reportages: a political contemplation on the abundance of antennas, and the daily contribution from IFtv’s correspondents in Second Life.

Body boarding an important part of today’s beach life, are put on a strange wave surfing in the direction of the far east.

Our ice-cream aficionado Palle Torsson brings his critical eye closer to the local ice-cream production.