Korean Films | North American Films
The United States Started the Korean War: an unjust lie corrected
Carlton Meyer, “The United States Started the Korean War” (Tales of the American Empire, 11
What the Media Won’t Tell You about Iran: the history behind Iran’s relationship with the US and the West
“What the Media Won’t Tell You about Iran” (ReallyGraceful, 23 November 2017) Back in 2017
Death of a Ladies’ Man: a tale of loss, addiction and redemption but not much character change
Matt Bissonnette, “Death of a Ladies’ Man” (2020) Inspired by the poetry and songs of
American Special Forces Destroyed a Hospital in 2015: US cowardice and incompetence on display over Kunduz hospital attack
Carlton Meyer, “American Special Forces Destroyed a Hospital in 2015” (Tales of the American Empire,
Senga Tsubo: a tale within a tale about gratitude and returning favours
Sanae Yamamoto, “Senga Tsubo” (1925) Said to be the first animated film commission by the
A folk tale with a moral in “Kyoiku senga: Ubasuteyama”
Sanae Yamamoto, “Kyoiku senga: Ubasuteyama” (1925) A restored animation, “Ubasuteyama” is based on a traditional
Tora-chan no Makan Mushi: warning children to behave well at work
Kenzo Masaoka, “Tora-chan no Makan Mushi” (1950) In the last cartoon to feature Tora-chan (Little
Tora-chan to Hanayome: family friction in a crude slapstick cartoon
Kenzo Masaoka, “Tora-chan to Hanayome” (1948) The last three animated films made by Kenzo Masaoka
Suteneko Tora-chan: a charming and graceful film on the plight of war orphans and keeping society together
Kenzo Masaoka, “Suteneko Tora-chan” (1947) A charming film about an orphaned kitten found and adopted
Land: a film of two exiles from society finding friendship and healing
Robin Wright, “Land” (2021) For her directorial debut, US actor Robin Wright chose to do