The documentary “Palestine Is Still The Issue” (1977) by John Pilger is a powerful examination of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and its impact on the lives of Palestinians. In 1977, Pilger traveled to Palestine and interviewed a multitude of people displaced by the two wars in 1948 and 1967. He uncovered stories of untold suffering inflicted … Read more
A new feature documentary, ZERO: An Investigation into 9/11, is set to challenge the official version of events surrounding the September 11th attacks. Produced by Italian production company Telemaco, this documentary promises to reveal compelling evidence and testimonies that contradict the US Government’s story of what happened that fateful day. Drawing on the latest scientific … Read more
Con Thien, commonly known as the “Hill of Angels” in Vietnamese, was a United States Marine Corps combat base located near the Vietnamese Demilitarized Zone approximately three kilometers from North Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, it was the site of some of the most intense fighting that lasted from February 1967 to February 1968. At … Read more
Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War is an iconic television documentary series produced in 1980 by renowned Canadian journalist Michael Maclear. This groundbreaking documentary chronicles the events of the Vietnam War, which lasted for ten thousand days and resulted in the deaths of millions of people. The 26-part series was so well received worldwide that … Read more
The History Channel has taken a bold step with their new documentary “Vietnam in HD.” Boasting first-hand footage from the Vietnam War, combined with dramatic vocal recreations featuring high-profile actors, this docu-series is an unflinching look at the conflict that changed history. By examining the events of the war and its impact on veterans and … Read more
The US Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) recently released a report that has brought to light an alarming trend in the American military: an increase in gang related activity. This kind of activity is not only a danger to law enforcement officials and national security, but also puts citizens and innocent people at risk of … Read more
The Second World War was a conflict of unprecedented scale and consequence. The battles spanned the globe, leaving a legacy of destruction in its wake that still reverberates through our world today. It is an event that continues to elicit both fascination and horror with its tales of tragedy and triumph, courage and cowardice. Now, … Read more
The Bush Administration made the fateful decision to go to war on September 11th 2001, and since then the public has been presented with a plethora of rationalizations and justifications for why this decision was made. However, there was never any clear evidence that there was an imminent danger or threat from Iraq that warranted … Read more
Movies have always been a powerful medium to tell stories and bring attention to important social and political issues. For decades, filmmakers have used the power of cinema to shed light on conflicts and struggles around the world. One such topic that has been explored in various films is Palestine – a land steeped in … Read more
Uncle Saddam is an insightful and thought-provoking documentary that takes a deep dive into the life and times of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. Through narration written by Scott Thompson – best known for his work on the iconic sketch comedy series The Kids in the Hall – Uncle Saddam provides a powerful and poignant … Read more