Big winners at Sundance 2025: An Iraq War satire, profiles of Black farmers, a true-crime dissection
"Atropia," a satire of the Iraq War and military contractors' efforts to prepare soldiers to fight overseas, was one of the big winners at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival's awards ceremony.
‘Valiant One’ Review: No-Nonsense Action-Thriller About U.S. Soldiers Trapped in North Korea Gets the Job Done
Producer-turned-director Steve Barnett marshals troops and hardware efficiently in an old-school war movie that pays tribute ...
‘No Other Land’: An Eye-Opener About the West Bank and the Movies
A team of Palestinian and Israeli directors take a daring approach to the subject. But the Oscar-nominated film could not ...
Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers team up to create 'No Other Land'
This Oscar-nominated documentary, which tells the story of the Israeli military's demolition of Palestinian homes in the West ...
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The Greek Jews Who Boxed for Their Lives to Survive Nazi Camps
Two Greek Jewish boxers from Thessaloniki who survived the Nazi camps are profiled in "Holocaust Histories" podcast.
'Atropia' Director Explains How Her Military Documentary Evolved Into a Satire | Video
So she turned the idea into an unconventional love story instead, and "Atropia" was born. The film, which premiered on Saturday at the Sundance Film Festival, was originally conceived as a ...