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The Third Reich In Colour

Episode 1: The Dictator During the tumultuous years of the 1930s and 1940s, as the world was embroiled in two world wars and political parades unfolded in Nuremberg and Moscow, some individuals were quietl... Watch Now

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Syria’s Ticking Time Bomb

In the expanse of northern Syria, a multitude of former IS militants find themselves confined within heavily fortified prisons. Amidst this challenging environment, a burgeoning generation of potential jihadists is maturing, their futures shaped by the tumultuous legacy... Watch Now

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New Eastwood-Hanks-Led WWII Thriller Officially Revives a Classic War Movie Tradition As It Climbs Charts Again

Colin Hanks and Scott Eastwood's new WWII war thriller is officially finding renewed success on streaming, following a short-lived theatrical run.

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What Happened to the Mid-Budget War Film?

I am old enough to remember when we got at least one theatrical war movie a year, and maybe even a couple more indies that got a limited release. These were often disguised as action movies or another genre, and usually gave an actor a chance to get their face seen by a lot of people, or a director a chance to show their teeth before demanding a higher budget. Examples include The Hurt Locker (2008), Three Kings (1999), and even Platoon (1986). These films relied on gritty realism and morally complex screenplays to draw in audiences. Sometimes, they made big bucks at the box office and could b

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Movie: “Paging Hezbollah”

The movie “Paging Hezbollah” came out two days ago, and it’s a film worth noting, as Liel Leibovitz has done at the Free Press. I don’t know if it will be available on Netflix, but for sure you won’t find it at the local theater, nor will you see it reviewed in the NYT (I … Continue reading Movie: “Paging Hezbollah”

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