Why is there still genocide? Supposedly the nations of the world have said ?Never again.? And yet, it continues in so many places while the world stands by and watches?often wringing our hands nervously. Israeli documentarian...
Blanco en Blanco, Chile?s submission for Best Foreign Film Oscar consideration, takes us into the...
?I?m doing everything within my power.? Quo Vadis, Aida? is a fictionalized story based on true...
?The Red Nation shall rise again and it shall be a blessing or a sick world, a world filled with...
The aftermath of the Guatemalan Civil War and genocide is the background for Our Mothers (Nuestras...
In 2014 ISIS declared that the Yazidis (a religious minority in northern Iraq) should be eliminated. They set out on a genocidal spree in which over 5000 people were killed in a few weeks and over 7000 women and children were captured and forced into sexual slavery and child soldiering.
Nobody wants to deal with war and its effects.
The modern concept of genocide did not begin with the Holocaust; it started with the attempted extermination of the Armenians during the early years of World War I. The Promise tells the horrifying tale through the story of a love triangle (or perhaps quadrangle).
