Sundance Film Festival: 2000 Meters to Andriivka – Travelog to Hell
“I want to tell you a story. A story thousands of years old. A story of men fighting for their...
“I want to tell you a story. A story thousands of years old. A story of men fighting for their...
Sniper: The White Raven is the story Ukraine wants to tell about itself in the midst of its war...
Valentyn Vasyanovych?s Reflection is a look at war and its aftermath. The film is part of Film...
The country has never seemed more divided. New data suggests that many Americans think it’s...
The war in Afghanistan comes to a controversial end. Abortion is again in the news due to an...
Oualid Mouaness?s 1982 is a story about fear and courage, love and war, innocence and maturity....
Directed by Rod Lurie (The Contender), The Outpost tells the story of Bravo Troop 3-61...
Nominated for Best Documentary Feature, For Sama brings a personal perspective to the Syrian conflict. The conflict in Syria has been fertile ground for documentary films. Two years ago The Last Men in Aleppo was among the doc...
Your Sunday Drive Podcast Season 2, Episode 1. In our first episode of 2020, we briefly refocus...
I was in college, of prime draft age, when M*A*S*H hit the theaters in 1970. That probably says a lot about what I found so appealing about that film when I first saw it.
The First Calvary’s deployment wasn?t ?one battle and you get to go home;’ it was ?stay until the mission is complete, then go home.?
The First Calvary Division was ill-prepared for potential combat. It’s a recipe for potential disaster.
The Long Road Home is intense, violent, and sad?sometimes all at once.?