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TORN: The Israeli-Palestinian Poster War on NYC Streets
When posters of the Israelis being held captive by Hamas are scattered around New York City, they get torn down by Palestinian sympathizers.
The Militia – Emerging Gangsters
In the ‘70s, The Godfather set the gold standard for movies about organized crime. Audiences couldn’t get enough and the fascination endured with The Militia.
Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight – a South African Memoir
The war began in 1964. Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is set in the summer of ‘79, just before an election, with white minority rule under threat.
Worth the Wait – Punching Over Its Wait
The balancing act needed for an ensemble cast is hard to master. Characters risk remaining unexplored in the midst of a race to bind story threads before the curtain falls and Worth the Wait sfails.
A Double Life – Makes a Docbusting Story
A Double Life is a documentary withTrue crime, Treachery, Tragic victim, Self-sacrificing hero, Omnipotent villain and International subterfuge.
