I Am Not Your Negro: stepping back in the wrong direction with a narrow focus on black-white relations
Raoul Peck, “I Am Not Your Negro” (2017) Initially an expose of the modern history
Raoul Peck, “I Am Not Your Negro” (2017) Initially an expose of the modern history
Ildiko Endelyi, “On Body and Soul / Teströl és lélekröl ” (2017) A quirky romance drama on
Sam Ellis, “This jet fighter is a disaster, but Congress keeps buying it” (Vox channel,
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 33: Meet Edward Bernays, Master of Propaganda)” (February 2008)
Oscar Rudolph, “Batman (Season 2, Episodes 51 / 52: A Piece of the Action / Batman’s
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 332: The Weaponisation of Social Media)” (April 2018) A
Andrei Zvyagintsev, “Loveless” (2017) As with previous films of Andrei Zvyagintsev that I’ve seen, “Loveless”
Middle Eastern Films | North American Films
“The Jimmy Dore Show: Interview with Carla Ortiz” (23 April, 2018) A most unexpected surprise
Australian and New Zealand Films
Steven McGregor, “Servant or Slave” (2017) Few Australians have very little appreciation of the apartheid-style
Kaneto Shindo, “Kuroneko” (1968) A companion piece to his earlier classic “Onibaba”, Shindo’s “Kuroneko” explores