How Oliver Stone’s JFK Proved The Unprecedented Power Of Political Filmmaking: There’s a widespread belief among the masses that the word “conspiracy theory” was invented by the CIA, in order to disqualify…
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Salvador (1986) was Oliver Stone’s first good political cinema; radical in its intent and featuring a well-evolved visceral outlet to voice out his combative critique on Reagan-era foreign policy in Central America.…
Of all the conspiracy theories circulating out there, the assassination of John F. Kennedy (JFK) is arguably the most interesting one. Stemming from the subsequent lack of a clear, satisfying & irrefutable…
10 Films to Watch If You Love Dunkirk One week at the hauntingly beautiful beach, one hour in the treacherously serene skyline and one day riding over the hurricane tides at sea;…
