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Movie criticism (mostly foreign films, documentaries and independents: big Hollywood product hardly needs more marketing), very occasional interviews from James van Maanen, now 80 years old, who began his late-career movie reviewing for GreenCine, then took the big blog step over a decade ago. He covers new movies, video releases, and occasional streaming choices. You can reach him at JamesvanMaanen@gmail.com

Showing posts with label Nazis on film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nazis on film. Show all posts
Thursday, May 14, 2020

Claymation, Chile and Nazi Germany offshoots combine in Joaquín Cociña and Cristóbal León's first full-length feature, THE WOLF HOUSE

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Strange does not begin to describe the "bizarrosities" you'll find in THE WOLF HOUSE , the debut full-lengther (after a nu...
Sunday, September 17, 2017

Sunday Corner with Lee Liberman: INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS--"meaningless mess" or Quentin Tarantino masterpiece?

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Quentin Tarantino 's provocative World War lI revenge fantasy now on Netflix is off-putting -- also comic and worth pondering. At fi...
Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Giulio Ricciarelli's LABYRINTH OF LIES: all about attitudes (and accepting responsibility)

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Rounding up ex-Nazi war-criminals post-World War II and coming to terms with German guilt is not exactly a new subject in the film archi...
Tuesday, February 5, 2013

A WWII "survivor" story -- from the other side: Cate Shortland's quietly grueling LORE

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At this point in time, we're relatively used to films about survivors of World War II. Most often these tell the story of escape fro...
Thursday, January 7, 2010

THE ADVENTURES OF WERNER HOLT: Germany's first filmed look at its Nazi past

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One of if not the first German film to tackle the dicey and (at the time -- 1965 -- relatively recent) subject of what- did-you-do-in-World...
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