Film

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In December, the Cable brought together members of the local community and media organisations to discuss issues of representation.

A new film made in Bristol about the Land Workers’ Alliance showcases producers “taking back control” from the industrial food system.

Animation ‘What do you see?’, by Sally Arthur, showing how modern slavery works in the UK.

A short documentary on Bristol’s history of social justice struggle

A behind the scenes short documentary looking at Bristol Hunt Saboteurs, the animal rights activists who clash with hunters in a weekly battle in the...

There’s some confusion over why Tory ministers didn’t show up

At the national demonstration organised by the People’s Assembly in London on Saturday 1st of July, the anti-austerity movement showed a resurgence.

In the third and final installment of General Election 2017 videos, Adam Cantwell Corn and Alon Aviram head to Bristol East.

BBC Points West picks up story reported on by the Bristol Cable.

People don’t often ask us about it. Often I can tell by someone’s face that they want to broach the subject.

The Bristol Cable spoke to demonstrators many of whom had recently been to the camp and wanted to raise awareness about the ongoing situation through this gathering in the centre of town.