The Incident at Benghazi: a good summary of an ambitious diplomat’s career bites off more than it can chew
Carlton Meyer, “The Incident at Benghazi” (31 July 2020) As short reports go, this one
Carlton Meyer, “The Incident at Benghazi” (31 July 2020) As short reports go, this one
Carlton Meyer, “The American Annexation of Okinawa” (Tales of the American Empire, 24 July 2020)
John Curran, “Chappaquiddick” (2017) A thoughtful and well-acted film, as the metonym title suggests, this
John Furse, “Not In Our Name: The Psychological Torture of Julian Assange” (July 2020) Making
Australian and New Zealand Films
“The Power of Falun Gong” (Foreign Correspondent, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 21 July 2020) Purporting to
Carlton Meyer, “The False Tale of Killing Osama bin Laden” (Tales of the American Empire,
Andrey Klimov, “Azarkant” (2013) Made as a proof-of-concept piece for a film, “Azarkant” understandably is
Carlton Meyer, “Protecting the American Opium Empire” (Tales of the American Empire, 9 July 2020)
Australian and New Zealand Films | Chinese and Chinese-language Films
“The Secret Armada” (Foreign Correspondent, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 14 July 2020) Despite the spine-tingling thrill
Australian and New Zealand Films
John Tatoulis, “The Silver Brumby” (1993) Notable mainly for featuring a very young Russell Crowe