‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice
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‘State Organs’: Shedding Light on the Shadows of Injustice

Filmmaker Raymond Zhang shows the horror of the CCP’s forced organ harvesting in China.
An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)
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An Election Drama: Frank Capra’s ‘State of the Union’ (1948)

An early political film that openly discusses the flaws, corruption, and weaknesses of presidential candidates.

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Acclaimed actor Toshiro Mifune’s character saves a princess and keeps two fools from stealing gold.
‘The Cruel Sea’: A 1953 War Film That Still Commands Respect

‘The Cruel Sea’: A 1953 War Film That Still Commands Respect

Many who served in World War II starred in films that mirrored their experiences.
‘Saddle the Wind’: Conflicts at Home and on the Range

‘Saddle the Wind’: Conflicts at Home and on the Range

In this Western, Robert Taylor is the gunslinger who wants to hang it up but can’t.
‘The Sisters’ (1938): Three Girls, Three Love Stories

‘The Sisters’ (1938): Three Girls, Three Love Stories

Bette Davis and Errol Flynn carry the story of young women and their marital trials.
‘Samurai Assassin’: The End of an Era

‘Samurai Assassin’: The End of an Era

The great Toshiro Mifune is a ronin who wants to be taken seriously.
‘Yesterday’s Enemy’: Moral Quandaries in the Jungle

‘Yesterday’s Enemy’: Moral Quandaries in the Jungle

World War II action in Burma depicts ethical decisions when fighting the enemy.
‘Red Beard’: The Courage to be Compassionate

‘Red Beard’: The Courage to be Compassionate

Director Akira Kurosawa and acclaimed actor Toshiro Mifune collaborate one last time in a not so well-known film classic.