Posted by TJH @ 8:09 pm on May 24th 2008
This is an important documentary for two reasons: it is one of the first “holocaust” documentaries ever made (1955 or 1956), and several of the images (whether created by picture or word) have proven quite durable. It is also blessedly short, coming in at just over a half-hour. For these reasons, it should be seen by everyone. (more…)
Posted by TJH @ 10:24 pm on May 10th 2008
In the documentary called Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, the droll Ben (more…)
Posted by TJH @ 9:57 pm on March 8th 2008
The Unanswered Question - Six Talks at Harvard by Leonard Bernstein (1976) is a series on music appreciation that Leonard Bernstein delivered (more…)
Posted by MRB @ 9:27 am on June 25th 2007
Not to be confused with another movie with the same title, this is a documentary about the Battle of Stalingrad which was fought between the German and Soviet armies during the fall and winter of 1942-43. Before making a few comments, a little background about the battle may be helpful. (more…)
Posted by TJH @ 6:11 am on February 24th 2007
Everyone talks about the weather but no one does anything about it.
– Mark Twain
Actually, Mark Twain was wrong. Witch doctors, shamans, and mystery priests have always done something about the weather. Of course, so have pious Christians on their knees in prayer. But now, for the first time in history, Al Gore is part of a movement that wants to do something about the weather by international politicking. This movie is his story. (more…)
Posted by TJH @ 10:34 pm on February 17th 2007
Simcha Jacobovici researched and narrates this documentary for the History Channel.
The thesis is that the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt indeed (more…)