Against the backdrop of Dutch East Indies colonialism and Nazi sympathizers, two families come together amidst the ashes of World War II in Mieke Eerkens' moving family history, All Ships Follow Me.
Éric Vuillard's work is a short, sublime history that provides a necessary and contemporary service by stripping away the mythic quality of Nazi fascism.
This documentary about a Japanese Immigrant in America during and after WWII dances with history, memory, and friendship.
Using documentary-style interviewing techniques and three narrators, Konchalovsky's work brings to mind well-known literary naturalists like Jack London and Stephen Crane.
The significance of Umberto Eco's work as collected here is found not in his astonishing foresight but in his reasoning.
Setting the record straight about the tragic ending of legendary Big Band leader/trombonist Glenn Miller.
