REVIEW OF "GUNNER PALACE."

A week or so back, I was able to take part in a screening of "Gunner Palace", a documentary centered around the daily life of a Battalion of US soldiers based in the late Uday Hussein's Al Azimiya Palace in Adhamiya, the most volatile area of Baghdad. (more...)

REVIEW OF "ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM"

This past tuesday, I was invited to take part in an a screening of the aforementioned movie, and man- it's gonna be HARD to do service to this movie, in just a few short paragraphs... (more...)

MARCH 31, 2006
NICHEVO- AMERICAN STYLE

With the recent disclosure that Bush had "penciled in" March 10th as the beginning of the Iraq war, in the face of his public assurances at the time that "war isn't inevitable," one must pause and consider the obvious:

The fact that this war was a war of choice, waged with callous indifference to the certain death and destruction that would ensue, has been proven time and time again. (more...)

Last night, as I sat down to do one last round of editing on the aforementioned video project, I turned on the TV, to serve as background noise- and while channel surfing, found myself on FX network, where an "encore presentation" of "Over There" heaved into view. (more...)

First off, congressman John Conyers has started an internet petition drive, to demand that the Bush administration answer the questions presnted by the Downing Street Memo.

They are seeking 100,000 signatures- if you haven't signed on yet, please do so, here. (more...)

ONE FINE FILM...

Steven Greenstreet may be young, but he's a filmmaker posessing keen intuition, an eye for a good story, and a documentarian par excellence. I was introduced to "This Divided State", his newest film, just a few weeks ago, via e-mail. (more...)