‘Uncovered: The War in Iraq’ is more propaganda than sincere discussion
This clear propaganda film offers compelling criticisms of the Bush Administrations logic and tactics to promote the war on Iraq.
This clear propaganda film offers compelling criticisms of the Bush Administrations logic and tactics to promote the war on Iraq.
David O. Russells controversial short documentary explores the war in Iraq from the soldiers who served there and the citizens who lived there but also offered a compelling story that mirrors the plot to his film Three Kings.
A exploratio of music and archival film details the train-led festival tour that moved through Canada in 1970.
Easily one of the best pirate films ever made this exciting and energetic film reminds you why people go to the movies in the first place.
Beautiful and elegant artwork highlights this Chinese tale of a girl who pretends to be a man to save her father from going to war but the story suffered from unremarkable music.
The classic comedic biopic on the infamous film director Ed Wood finally arrives on DVD with a top-notch presentation but a DVD that could have used some more informative featurettes.
Tail Slate takes a moment to remember the film star turned activist who earned the title of hero by fighting for people with disabilities.
A 10-year-old boy comes face to face with a horrible secret — a young boy kidnapped and left cold and starving in a deep hole. But the real secret and horror is who is responsible for putting him there.
Nanette Burstein, the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker, discusses her Independent Film Channel docu-series as well as working with film legend Robert Evans and walking the red carpet.
The need for some filmmakers to improve their films often leads to unfortunate changes or a surrender to political correctness that threatens the integrity of the movie.