Showing posts with label long 70s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long 70s. Show all posts
Present for (Italian reading) comrades: Contropiano, '68
There is too much compelling Italian commie writing from the long 70s that is not widely available online, both in Italian and, especially, translated into English. I'll do my part to remedy some of this from Napoli and share what I find. In the meantime, for those who read Italian: PDFs of the complete '68 run of Contropiano. There is seriously remarkable stuff here. I'll put up '69 in a day or two, and I'm planning to translate Abruzzese (one of the lesser read of that generation, at least in English) on "Cinema e politica."
At a funeral for a policeman, the police mob through the halls and chant like those they police
One of the rarer sights in the long 70s: state repression swallows its own tail on its own terrain, if only as far as to knock a wreath to the ground. From Damiani's Io Ho Paura, 1977.
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