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Quiz Show
ROBERT REDFORD’S 1994 film Quiz Show tells the story of the Twenty-One game show scandal of the late 1950s. Featuring a superbly literate and psychologically subtle script and outstanding performances by Ralph Fiennes, Paul Scofield, John Turturro, and Rob Morrow, Quiz Show dramatizes important…
Feminism versus Marriage in Virginia Van Upp’s Honeymoon in Bali (1939)
by Andrew Hamilton FEMINISM IS A major destructive force. Anti-male, anti-family, and anti-White, it is today a key ideological pillar of the ruling class. It is therefore necessary to look to the past in an attempt to identify healthy folkways associated with male-female relationships, sex, marriage,…
An American Journalist’s Color Film of Germany in 1938
IN 1938, American journalist Theodore Andrica visited Germany. During this visit he made this astonishing color film, which shows not only the “official” Third Reich, but candid (though silent) footage that makes you almost feel like you are walking the streets in the National Socialist state. This…
A Quiet Place and the Web of Silence
Brown-skinned monsters invade, destroy society; we all must be quiet or they will hear us. I WAS ABSOLUTELY fascinated by the premise of A Quiet Place. Drafting out the script for the video and where I wanted to go it occurred to me that I was having to jump through hoops to prevent the (((censors))) on YouTube…
Serial (Bad) Weddings 2: More Kalergi Propaganda From France
FRENCH CINEMA is a case study in how art can be corrupted by the interference of the state and the lure of subsidy. Once known for its subversive and arty auteurs, the French movie industry now seems happy to comply with the messaging diktats of the State. Its primary mission is churning out diversity propaganda,…
The Upside of White Genocide: Propaganda So Good They Had to Make it Twice
AS I’VE TAKEN note of over the years, the French government has long been promoting “diversity” on both the large and small screens, including through the use of generous subsidies. It actually has agencies that monitor all television and cinema production and produce annual and quarterly…
Jewish Merchants of Sin and Porn, part 8: Jews and Film
by Benjamin Garland NOTE: All parts of this series may be found here.
“As soon as the Jew gained control of the ‘movies,’ we had a movie problem, the consequences of which are not yet visible. It is the genius of that race to create problems of a moral character in whatever business they achieve a majority.”…
Cecil B. DeMille’s The King of Kings (1927)
by John I. Johnson Page numbers in parentheses refer to Cecil B. DeMille, Autobiography (Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1959). Edited by Donald Hayne. MOST OF US remember how Mel Gibson’s film on the crucifixion had Jewry, as usual, sputtering with rage and clamoring for censorship, and…
The Darkest Hour Just Got Darker: Race-Mixing Propaganda Even in WW2
LAST NIGHT I watched The Darkest Hour. I’ve been a despiser of Churchill since even before I was JWoke and it’s certainly interesting that in both this film and, even more, last year’s Churchill, the great man is now being portrayed (accurately) as a kind of doddering, drink-besotted buffoon, lapsing…
Turning the PC Racket on Its Head: Michael Crichton’s Disclosure (1994)
by Andrew Hamilton THE RECENT WAVE of sexual harassment publicity now being tamped down and hidden, the way cop killings, color revolutions, pussy riots, and other socially engineered events have been, calls to mind the old Michael Crichton movie Disclosure. Crichton (Crichton can be either an English…
