Cinema
Professor Robert Rosenstone says, “the study of history was born in...
by Paulina Karavasili
Apr. 19, 2021
World-renowned American-Canadian professor and author, Robert Rosenstone, participated as a guest lecturer in the most recent international webinar of the...
Coup d’oeil sur le cinéma de sécurité nationale. Préface à l’Empire...
By Matthew Alford
03 Mar 2021
Matthew Alford a publié en 2017 le livre National Security Cinema qu’Investig’Action est heureuse de vous proposer aujourd’hui en français....
Le gréviste de la faim grec Koufontinas risque la mort. Costa...
Par Dimitris Georgopoulos
Feb. 23, 2020Grève de la faim grecque, depuis 45 jours maintenant, Dimitris Koufontinas, 63 ans, a insisté auprès de ses médecins pour...
Confused about GameStop? Five films to watch to help you pretend...
You don’t have to be a redditer or a big investor to enjoy these Hollywood blockbusters that double as the perfect educational resource
By Luke...
Bryan Fogel: How My Film On Jamal Khashoggis Murder Was Shunned...
Director of The Dissident, Bryan Fogel, discusses his new film with Saagar Enjeti at The Hill TV.
Fearing the Palestinian Narrative: Why Israel Banned Jenin Jenin
by Ramzy Baroud*
Posted on January 22, 2021
On January 11, the Israeli Lod District Court ruled against a Palestinian filmmaker, Mahmoud Bakri, ordering him...
Gender, Ethnicity and Cinema
I’m Your Woman: The problem of films not genuinely drawn from life
By David Walsh
20 January 2021
Directed by Julia Hart; written by Hart and Jordan...
Food and Farming Film Festival starting today
The Programme on Cultures of Sustainability, Centre for Cultural Research and Development, Lingnan University is hosting a series of 4 film shows on food...
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Cher.e.s adhérent.e.s de Home Cinema,
Vous êtes aujourd’hui plus de 10 000 adhérent.es ! Grâce à vous tou.te.s, cela fait plus d’un an que l’association...
War, occupation and the art of cinema: 15 films about the...
By Tunca Arslan
Sep.19, 2020
The Lebanese poet Nizar Qabbani (1923-1998) described his beloved country and city, saying: “I am Beirut / The queen of water...