Ian Kane
Author
Ian Kane is an U.S. Army veteran, author, filmmaker, and actor. He is dedicated to the development and production of innovative, thought-provoking, character-driven films and books of the highest quality.
CONTACT ME
Website: http://iankanebooks.com/
LATEST
‘The Way Ahead’: A Story Familiar to Vets
This film shows the nitty gritty of a soldier’s training in World War II and the adjustments needed to make it in the military.
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‘Like Dandelion Dust’: The Fight for a Child’s Future
Two families struggle for the right to raise an adopted child.
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‘Back to Bataan’: Beyond Orders—A Portrait of Brotherhood
The battle in the Phillipines shows the mutual respect of Americans and Filipinos during World War II.
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‘A Man Called Ove’: How to Be Alone, Grumpy, and Still Loved
A sweet, slightly sentimental film of finding care and love in a Swedish neighborhood.
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‘Yojimbo’: The Ronin Who Changed Cinema
Kurosawa’s samurai flick foreshadows the Clint Eastwood Westerns, with its lone stranger who comes to town.
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‘Sanjuro’: The Triumphant Return of the Ronin
Toshiro Mifune once again takes on the role of the samurai without a master in Kurosawa’s insightful chamber piece.
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‘Give Me Liberty:’ An Off-Key Symphony That Somehow Works
This film shows the chaos and zaniness of a medical van driver.
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‘The Way Ahead’: A Story Familiar to Vets
This film shows the nitty gritty of a soldier’s training in World War II and the adjustments needed to make it in the military.
|
‘Like Dandelion Dust’: The Fight for a Child’s Future
Two families struggle for the right to raise an adopted child.
|
‘Back to Bataan’: Beyond Orders—A Portrait of Brotherhood
The battle in the Phillipines shows the mutual respect of Americans and Filipinos during World War II.
|
‘A Man Called Ove’: How to Be Alone, Grumpy, and Still Loved
A sweet, slightly sentimental film of finding care and love in a Swedish neighborhood.
|
‘Yojimbo’: The Ronin Who Changed Cinema
Kurosawa’s samurai flick foreshadows the Clint Eastwood Westerns, with its lone stranger who comes to town.
|
‘Sanjuro’: The Triumphant Return of the Ronin
Toshiro Mifune once again takes on the role of the samurai without a master in Kurosawa’s insightful chamber piece.
|
‘Give Me Liberty:’ An Off-Key Symphony That Somehow Works
This film shows the chaos and zaniness of a medical van driver.
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