Selasa, 06 Maret 2018

WWII Movie Review: Katyn

Katyn (2009) Director: Andrzej Wajda Time: 121 minutes. Color. Subtitles. The specter of World War II still haunts Poland’s filmmakers, particularly the esteemed and prolific octogenarian Andrzej Wajda. Practically from the beginning of his career, Wajda has jabbed at the smoldering embers of wartime memory. His early trilogy of war films—A Generation (1954), Kanal (1957), …

The post WWII Movie Review: Katyn appeared first on HistoryNet.



Related Posts:

  • Baptism of Fire at Litani RiverWriter Gavin Mortimer delves into the world of the No. 11 Scottish Commandos and their assault on Vichy French forces in Syria The post Baptism of Fire at Litani River appeared fir… Read More
  • Rebel Pariah: General Roswell RipleyGeneral Roswell Ripley couldn’t get along with anyone. Not even Robert E. Lee. or nearly four years Roswell Sabine Ripley wore the wreath and three stars of a Confederate general o… Read More
  • Footlocker: Fight Fire with FireCurators at the National World War II Museum solve a reader's question about a mysterious helmet... The post Footlocker: Fight Fire with Fire appeared first on HistoryNet. … Read More
  • Battle at the LA ColiseumWriter Joseph Connor uncovers an unusual Washington plot that sent war production soaring—and and ultimately helped win the war. The post Battle at the LA Coliseum appeared first o… Read More
  • The Workers’ Fight: Interview With Mark LauseMark Lause, Labor Historian at the University of Cincinnati, published, Free Labor: The Civil War and the Making of an American Working Class in 2015. The title plays off the magis… Read More

0 komentar:

Posting Komentar