Australian and New Zealand Films
Blue: the impact of human activities and pollution on marine environments and ecosystems told through individual stories
Karina Holden, “Blue” (2017) Instead of bashing its audiences over the head with facts ‘n’
Tag: Interviews
The Corbett Report (Episode 33: Meet Edward Bernays, Master of Propaganda): still retaining the power to shock with minimalist presentation
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 33: Meet Edward Bernays, Master of Propaganda)” (February 2008)
The Corbett Report (Episode 332: The Weaponisation of Social Media): a brisk survey of government online propaganda methods
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 332: The Weaponisation of Social Media)” (April 2018) A
Middle Eastern Films | North American Films
The Jimmy Dore Show: Interview with Carla Ortiz (23 April 2018) – exposing the reality behind the Syrian White Helmets
“The Jimmy Dore Show: Interview with Carla Ortiz” (23 April, 2018) A most unexpected surprise
Australian and New Zealand Films
Servant or Slave: how Aboriginal people were exploited for their labour in conditions of virtual slavery
Steven McGregor, “Servant or Slave” (2017) Few Australians have very little appreciation of the apartheid-style
Real-life horror movie treatment of patients in “Brainwashed: The Secret CIA Experiments in Canada” which the Canadian government refuses to acknowledge and apologise for
Harvey Cashore, “Brainwashed: The Secret CIA Experiments in Canada” (The Fifth Estate, December 2017) As
A Tale of Two Traitors: short documentary on two double agents is short on answers as to why spies turn traitor
Ronna Syed, “A Tale of Two Traitors” (Fifth Estate, March 2018) In the wake of
The Queen of Versailles: portrait of a billionaire family living the American Dream and exploiting it to excess
Lauren Greenfield, “The Queen of Versailles” (2012) Originally intended as a documentary on the construction
Australian and New Zealand Films
Glenn Murcutt – Spirit of Place: a documentary as graceful as the man and the career that it describes
Catherine Hunter, “Glenn Murcutt – Spirit of Place” (2017) A beautiful and graceful documentary as
Risk: a supposed character study about Wikileaks founder is a confused mess
Laura Poitras, “Risk” (2016) Filmed over six years, its focus on the life of Julian