anarchists

A study of the Russian-born publisher of "Mother Earth, " a magazine devoted to anarchism, focusing on her achievements as a speaker and writer.

Presents Dario Fo's satirical play in which an anarchist railway worker falls to his death while being held at a police station.

Presents part two of the autobiography of activist Emma Goldman, telling of her life beginning in 1912, with discussion of her arrest as a suspect in the assassination of President McKinley, her work in the radical movement, her deportation to Russia after World War I, and other topics.

A graphic novel biography of controversial nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century anarchist, atheist, and feminist political activist Emma Goldman.

After running away from their troubled homes, two English teenagers move in with a group of squatters in the port city of Bristol and try to find ways to support their growing addiction to heroin.

After infiltrating a radical group, a double agent incites them to commit acts of terrorism.

The theater adaptation of Melvin Burgess's novel in which two fourteen-year-olds run away from home, fall in love, and experience the ravages of heroin addiction.

Biographies of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, both Italian immigrants and anarchists.