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April TV Guide 2026

From Hiroshima to Hiroshi – we’re taking a dangerous trip through the bloody history of Japan through its beautiful revolutionary art & cinema.

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The Strange And Surreal World Of Soviet Animation

Explore a revolutionary stop motion film canon a century in the making – a cosmic realm where anything is possible. This is the Strange & Surreal World Of Soviet Animation!

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Peter Watkins: The Prophecies Of War

Scrubbed from UK film history – this exiled auteur / activist masterfully blended documentary aesthetics & fiction to create his own dangerous arsenal of cinema.

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Space Race: The Birth Of Afrofuturism

Explore the first 8 cinematic expeditions into the vast, deep space of the Afrofuturism beginning with the genesis of the movement starting in the early 70’s!

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Greek New Wave

Take a long strange trip into Greek’s New Wave – a free spirit of cinema that pushes sexuality, surrealism, & the strange to new & forbidden boundaries!

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The Legacy Of La Onda!

Take a rides across Mexico’s 60s revolutionary art wave known as La Onda – where psychedelia, activism, & self-expression crashed against government oppression.

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Going Big With The Bongos: The Movies Of Gabon

Go big with the Bongos – the flashy royal family of despots that once ruled Gabon – and revived its film industry with these classics films.

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60’s Senegalese Cinema

In 60’s Senegal following its independence from France, a new wave of visionaries searched for its soul in surreal shorts with a social consciousness.

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Cinema Under Sankara (1983-1987)

Burkina Faso once had a prestigious film industry. It’d take revolutionary Thomas Sankara 4 years to revive it w/ this batch of government-funded films.

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Jimmy Dore Underground

The most dangerous comic to the establishment – Jimmy Dore – delivers a raw & uncut performance only available on Write Brain TV!

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Liberty Or Death: The Art Of An Insurrection

These 13 works of cinema tell a tale in fragments of the Troubles – A 30+ year struggle between the heroic IRA & the British imperialists.

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CIA

The controversial queer Mexican punk film that shocked the censors follows an amateur bourgeoisie filmmaker that chronicles the CIA gang & becomes a participant.

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Clandestine In Chile

This collection chronicles the brave Chilean activist on Pinochet’s hit-list who fled, then returned incognito to use cinema to help end the dictator’s reign of terror.

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The Other Side: Vietnam War Films

After Hollywood’s half a century of producing Vietnam war films, we offer a rare glimpse from the other side of the lens – with 16 Vietnamese war films.

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Cine-Ballistics

The 48 minute phantasmagoric finale of our 5-episode saga about the century-long history between Hollywood & The War Machine has dropped.

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Cut-Ups: The William S Burroughs Collection

Experience 15 fragments of the iconic beat poet & lifetime junky William S Burroughs in this collection, a collage celebrating his life & death.

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Max Blumenthal: Live At Icarus

In an early hilarious performance by journalist Max Blumenthal – Israel, the media, & the empire all end up in his stand-up comedy’s crosshairs.

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Nigeria’s Nollywood Babylon

Prepare to enter the wild & strange world of Nigeria’s infamous Nollywood – one of the most distinct cinematic voices across West Africa!

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Guerilla Filmmakers Of Guinea-Bissau

One of the most elusive West African film canons began when 4 promising students selected by late leader Calibra altered Guinea-Bissau’s destiny forever.

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Libyan Cinema: From Gaddafi To God

Libyan Revolutionary Gaddafi was skeptical of cinema’s power, yet managed to produce several high-scale epics in Libya curated in this collection.

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The Broken Taboos & Forbidden Films Of Tunisia

Tunisia – a beautiful sliver of land – serves as a tapestry of religious conviction & libertine artistic ethos creating a cinematic maze in this collection.

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The First Wave Filmmakers Of Cameroon

In the 60’s, Africans migrated to France to study cinema – returning to Cameroon after its freedom. This first wave of films carved out its legacy forever.

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Yugoslav Black Wave

Where the comedic absurdity of life & the bleakness of existentialism meet – this cinema eulogy to Yugoslavia is now available to stream for members!

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Live At Wonderland (New Episode!)

The Spaced-out steez of stream of conscious street prophet  / underground DMV legend Sir EU closes out Write Brain TV’s concert series!

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Dark Matter: The Second Wave Of Afrofuturism

Explore 8 radical Afrofuturist masterworks from the visionaries that forged its renaissance in the late 80’s that & launched viewers to dangerous new worlds.

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Shōshimin-eiga: Tales Of The Underclass

Write Brain TV’s members can now explore the world of pre-war Japan through a working-class lens in these neo-realist masterworks in our collection Shōshimin-eiga: Tales Of The Underclass.

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