"Marching martians" documents Monday's demonstration for global freedom of movement in Rostock. Impressions of the demo contains interviews with martians, parody news updates and ads, and brief music sequences.

"Freedom of movement vs. global apartheid": A roundtable talk from the anti-G8 action day on migration featuring Solange Kon, CADTM (Alliance against indebtedness), Ivory Coast; Maksym Butkevich, Noborder Kiev, Ukraine; Valery Alzaga, global SEIU (Services trade union), USA/Mexico; Lawrence Liang, Alternative Law Forum, Bagalore, India; Sunny Omwenyeke, The Voice Africa Forum, Nigeria/Germany. The debate took place in english language with a consecutive translation to german (or vice versa).

Coverage of three migration related actions in Rosotck on June 4th, 2007.

The future archive is a project that issues a series of responses to the problem of how to perform futures. It engages interview- conversations that are set in possible times and spaces to come, which two or more people performatively inhabit as proposed versions of futurity. From there, contemporary society is remembered. Upon every conversation, a different future is at stake.

The first History Lesson at SUMMIT non-aligned initiatives in education culture featured a conversation between John Akomfrah and Kodwo Eshun. Black Audio Film Collective was founded at Portsmouth Polytechnic in 1982 by sociology, fine art and psychology students John Akomfrah, Reece Auguiste, Edward George, Lina Gopaul, Avril Johnson, Claire Joseph and Trevor Mathison. The group who later relocated to London produced some of the most influential films and videos of recent times before formerly dissolving in 1988.

SUMMIT non-aligned initiatives in education culture starts an opening ceremony in Hebbeltheater Berlin. Kodwo Eshun, Susanne Lang, Irit Rogoff, Florian Schneider, Nicolas Siepen, Nora Sternfeld present the SUMMIT project and its background. The opening session will also introduce into the program and the goals of SUMMIT.

Lawrence Liang, Sebastian Luetgert, Shaina Anand and Ashok Sukumaran in conversation about pirate cinemas, distributed archives, peer-to-peer film studies and the post-copyright futures of cinema.

One week prior to the World Information conference and exhibition in Bangalore, a group of students, filmmakers, media jammers and DV rookies occupied the terrace room of Lawyers Collective in Tasker Town, Shivaji Nagar. Here, WI City TV 's open studio was set up, with the support and cooperation of fellow artists and organizers.

Fragments of a radical pedagogy: The first session of Urgent Thought features contributions by Avery Gordon, Munir Fasheh, Ana Vujanovic. It was recorded at the first day of SUMMIT non-aligned initiatives in education culture.

Vom 06. – 08. Juni 2007, wird in Deutschland das Treffen der so genannten Gruppe der Acht, kurz G8, stattfinden. Hierzu werden die Regierungschefs der sieben führenden Industrienationen und Russlands in den Badeort Heiligendamm an der Ostseeküste, nahe Rostock kommen.