War

Escape from Germany: Very few artists engage their artistry the way Utah filmmaker T.C. Christensen utilizes his work to channel his faith, with remarkable Latter-day Saint concepts demonstrating sincerity in films such as ‘The Fighting Preacher’, ‘Love, Kennedy’, ’The Cokeville Miracle’, ‘Ephraim’s Rescue’ and ‘17 Miracles’. The same is true for Christensen’s latest, “Escape From […]

Without Blood: Angelina Jolie has taken a different approach in her fifth project as a director, With Blood, which can be described as a reset or a new beginning for her as a filmmaker. It does not intend to be derogatory but rather highlights the fact that, regardless of global conflicts, many such films have […]

My Dead Friend Zoe: “I’ve lost more peacemakers here than I’ve lost in Iraq,” carefully words a particular American veteran during any of the group therapy sessions in the movie, ‘My Dead Friend Zoe,’ which Kyle Hausmann-Stokes examines in his documentary that touches on ex-servicepeople’s mental health. The filmmaker and the protagonist lost many of […]

“White Bird” directed by Marc Forster, deals with the Holocaust and comes out as a thoughtful but more or less didactic movie which tries to depict so much tragedy mostly as a classroom interaction for today’s children. It is an extended digression of a French granny narrating to the grandson about tolerance and its meant […]

Hounds of War: This week’s usual routine sees us going through yet another Frank Grillo vehicle. While I’m joking, it really isn’t an exaggeration to say that Grillo is one of the most hard working actors in Hollywood today. He was cast in at least seven films in 2023 alone. Probably 2024 is going to […]

The 2024 motion picture of The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is a Guy Ritchie offering brought to viewers by Lionsgate. There comes an otherwise nondescript opportunity as the Second World War begins to tilt the balance of power in favour of Britain. It takes a group of very unlikely heroes to carry out an extremely […]