A group of Belgian resistance fighters embark on a potentially dangerous mission in this World War II-set film from director Sven Huybrechts. In 1941 Belgium, the Third Reich has attempted to take over a small town in Belgium. However, they find their attempt thwarted when a band of resistance fighters, led by Stan, successfully stop […]Read Post ›
Anjelica Huston is Waiting for Anya in the trailer to the World War II-set drama, which is coming in February. Based on the novel by Michael Morpurgo (War Horse), Huston takes on the role of Horcada, a reclusive widow who teams up with 13-year old shepherd boy Jo Lalande, played by Noah Schnapp, to help their village smuggle […]Read Post ›
Sam Elliott continues his legacy as a legend in his role of the titular character in this drama-driven film whose title could pass for a grindhouse film, but shows it is not. In World War II, Calvin Barr, an American soldier, did the one thing that no one else could do. During an undercover mission, […]Read Post ›
Filmmaker Quentin Tarentino. You either love his work or hate his work. I for one, am always intrigued by his work. This World War II set film is perhaps one of his best films, thanks to a cast that pulls off some very intriguing and at time, funny performances. Set in Nazi-occupied France during World […]Read Post ›
With the recent success of Quentin Tarantino’s World War II-set epic Inglorious Basterds, it was time to look into one of the big influences behind Tarantino’s hit, this Italian-made internationally cast feature directed by Enzo G. Castellari, which like Tarantino’s version, is set in Nazi-occupied France during World War II in 1944. The “bastards” in […]Read Post ›
An elderly woman and a civil servant not only bond but learn a thing or two in the midst of things in this very heartwarming film from Kim Hyun-Seok. For the past twenty years, elderly woman Nah Ok-Boon has been causing trouble with her fellow shopowners and making constant complaints about the area, going as […]Read Post ›
Veteran director Ryoo Seung-Wan takes on this film inspired by true events depicted near the end of World War II that makes good use of its cast and location. In February of 1945, Korean-born bandleader Lee Gang-Ok is in Japan, performing with his daughter Sohee, when a band of Japanese soldiers arrive. Gang-Ok and Sohee […]Read Post ›
Ryoo Seung-Wan‘s historical epic The Battleship Island will make its way to the U.S. and Canada on August 4, just one week after its premiere in South Korea. The film stars Hwang Jeong-Min, So Ji-Sub, Song Joong-Ki, and Lee Jung-Hyun. The Battleship Island is based on a true story during WWII when Korea was under […]Read Post ›
CJ Entertainment will be bringing the upcoming military action film The Battleship Island this summer. Under the colonial rule of Japan, 400 or so Koreans who are conscripted into slave labor on ‘The Battleship Island’, attempt to escape for life. 1944, during the Japanese occupation of Korea, conscripted civilians head out to the Hashima island. […]Read Post ›
1945, William Cagney Productions Director: Frank Lloyd Producer: William Cagney Writers: Garrett Fort (story) Frank Melford (original idea) Lester Cole (screenplay) Cinematography: Theodor Sparkuhl Editing: Walter Hannemann Truman K. Wood Cast: James Cagney (Nick Condon) Sylvia Sidney (Iris Hilliard) Porter Hall (Arthur Bickett) John Emery (Premier Giichi Tanaka) Robert Armstrong (Col. Hideki Tojo) Wallace Ford […]Read Post ›
