Category Archives: KMZ Features

As the years squirt by and KMZ members travel further and further from the association’s Parisian roots, it is mightily impressive to see that one of our own is still in the French capital, still making art, still chasing dreams. … Continue reading →

by Aaron Cohen, Christine Buckley There are more slaves in the world today than ever before. There’s more of most things, and there are more slaves in the world today than ever before. Slave Hunter is not an academic study … Continue reading →

MIK MOVES!! Those who were fooled into thinking Mik didn’t move by her appearance bolted into a chair as II in Three Parts were fooled indeed. In fact, both directing and performing with KMZ and many others, Mik is a … Continue reading →

Some of us heard the first part of this story long years ago, amid the soggy carpets and musky air of a KMZ Venue at the Chateaudun squat. The faded drunkenness and half-remembered friendships of those nights seem to fold … Continue reading →

Social TV is a non-partisan Israeli social change initiative that aims to empower the peace and social change movement in Israel. Founded in 2006, Social TV has already produced over 250 short video programs for its website and seeks to … Continue reading →

Working with Dave Eggers and the Valentino Deng Association, (http://www.valentinoachakdeng.org/), Craig Walzer travelled across North Africa, Europe, North America interviewing people who had fled Sudan during the brutal civil war. The result is the mesmerizing Out of Exile, an oral … Continue reading →

Although it might sound bombastic, Robert Badinter could well be the greatest living French man and is certainly an international human rights icon for his tireless crusade against the death penalty. A lawyer, politician, and statesman, Badinter’s is best know … Continue reading →