French and French-language Films | Multi-media Presentations
The Image Book: a demanding critique on the role of film in contemporary Western society
Jean-Luc Godard, “The Image Book / Le Livre d’Image” (2018) At 84 minutes, in no
Tag: War Films
Courage and grit under fire in “Enemies Within: When Israel Declared War on the United States of America” (screenplay)
Clint Burnette, “Enemies Within: When Israel Declared War on the United States of America” (screenplay,
The Mirror: a loose autobiographical work on memory, history, nostalgia and regret
Andrei Tarkovsky, “Zerkalo / The Mirror” (1975) For most viewers, Tarkovsky’s “The Mirror” won’t be
British Films | Multi-media Presentations
The Making of a Modern British Soldier: how ordinary people are trained to become killing machines
Ben Griffin, “The Making of a Modern British Soldier” (Veterans for Peace UK, October 2015)
Death of Yazdgerd: a slow film illustrates how the common people are caught between two repressive forces
Bahram Beyzai, “Death of Yazdgerd / Mard Yazdgerd” (1982) Running close to 2 hours with
How a new empire of global finance was created in “The Corbett Report (Episode 349: The WWI Conspiracy – Part Three: A New World Order)”
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 349: The WWI Conspiracy – Part Three: A New
The rise of Wall Street and the American Deep State in “The Corbett Report (Episode 348: The WWI Conspiracy – Part Two: The American Front)”
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 348: The WWI Conspiracy – Part Two: The American
Perfidious Albion’s road of deception and underhand scheming to global war in “The WWI Conspiracy – Part One: To Start A War”
James Corbett, “The Corbett Report (Episode 347: The WWI Conspiracy – Part One: To Start
The Syria Deception (Part 1: Al Qaeda Goes to Hollywood): a blunt examination of the cynicism of Western propaganda
Dan Cohen, “The Syria Deception (Part 1: Al Qaeda Goes to Hollywood)” (2018) This first
Australian and New Zealand Films
Jirga: a sparingly told story of remorse, compassion and forgiveness
Benjamin Gilmour, “Jirga” (2018) The wonder is that this film got made at all as