31 julio, 2021
por Felipe Sahagún
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In the Name of the Father/IMDB; Beasts of No Nation/Bleecker Street Media; The Pianist/IMDB. Blog Post by James M. Lindsay and Margaret Gach July 30, 2021 5:03 pm (EST) It’s Friday, so it’s time for another installment of foreign-policy-themed … Continuar leyendo
13 noviembre, 2020
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Link to Vanity Fair Presidential historian Jeffrey Engel fact checks presidential scenes from movies and television including ‘Frost/Nixon,’ ‘Lincoln,’ ‘Pearl Harbor,’ ‘Vice,’ ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘The Comey Rule,’ ‘W.,’ ‘The Special Relationship,’ ‘The Wind and the Lion,’ ‘Thirteen Days,’ … Continuar leyendo
5 agosto, 2020
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By Kal Raustiala August 4, 2020 What sets the United States apart from the rest of the world is and has always been its soft power. The Soviets may have equaled the Americans in nuclear capability, but they could never … Continuar leyendo
28 septiembre, 2019
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Every modern war has inspired its share of great movies. Some of those movies involve journalists, whether for explanatory purposes, or drama, or comic relief. And why not? Correspondents stand in for ordinary citizens, bearing witness to war and being … Continuar leyendo
17 diciembre, 2017
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The 10 best journalism movies, in the words of Katie Couric, Woodward and Bernstein and more. Reporters weigh in on what movies reveal about their profession, from. washingtonpost.com Raphael Minder@RaphaelMinder If you’re thinking about a Sunday home movie night and … Continuar leyendo
15 enero, 2016
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January 15, 2016 3:17 pm Danny Leigh meets the director of Oscar favourite ‘Spotlight’ and reflects on cinema’s relationship with the media “I hate newspaper men,” Orson Welles told an interviewer in 1960. The sentiment had a certain clout. Welles, … Continuar leyendo