Episodes
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10: “Broken Promises” is the Worst Birthday Celebration Ever
In this episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett and Dominic explore ‘Broken Promises: The United Nations at 60.” This documentary, which was made largely to explore the failed... The post 10: “Broken Promises” is the Worst Birthday Celebration Ever appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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9: Why is “Nixon” Three Hours?! Three… Hours…
In this week’s episode, Brett and Dominic explore 1995’s Anthony Hopkins-vehicle, ‘Nixon.’ Nixon is paranoid. Nixon is sad. Nixon thinks he killed Kennedy? What on earth is going on... The post 9: Why is “Nixon” Three Hours?! Three… Hours… appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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8: At Least “Truman” Isn’t Egregiously Awful
Long before HBO was what it is today, they were trying to find their footing with original content. In 1995, they released “Truman,” a biopic of Harry Truman starring... The post 8: At Least “Truman” Isn’t Egregiously Awful appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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7: “Dave” Is The Best Not-President President
On this week’s Silver Screens & Politics, Brett and Dominic explore the crazy but undeniably lovable tale of “Dave,” the best president that was never president. After a series... The post 7: “Dave” Is The Best Not-President President appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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6: “Virtual JFK” – An Extraordinary Portrait of Someone Thinking
In the return of Silver Screens & Politics, Dominic and Brett watch the film ‘Virtual JFK’ – an exploration of the Vietnam War if President John F. Kennedy had... The post 6: “Virtual JFK” – An Extraordinary Portrait of Someone Thinking appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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5: “The Bystander Theory” Has No Theory
In the fifth episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki delve deep into ‘The Bystander Theory,’ a 2013 film that attempts to explore theories on... The post 5: “The Bystander Theory” Has No Theory appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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4: “Wilson” Is a Technicolor God
In the fourth episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki delve deep into ‘Wilson,’ the 1944 Woodrow Wilson biopic directed by Henry King. While it... The post 4: “Wilson” Is a Technicolor God appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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3: “The Wind and the Lion” and the Wonder Bread
In the third episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki delve deep into ‘The Wind and the Lion,’ the 1975 film directed and written by... The post 3: “The Wind and the Lion” and the Wonder Bread appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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2: Press Sec. Alex Jones (“Death of a President”)
In the second episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki delve into Gabriel Range’s 2006 film, ‘Death of a President.’ This highly controversial docudrama catalogs... The post 2: Press Sec. Alex Jones (“Death of a President”) appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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1: It’s Pronounced “W”
In the inaugural episode of Silver Screens & Politics, Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki delve into Oliver Stone’s 2008 George W. Bush biopic, ‘W.’ How historically accurate is ‘W,’... The post 1: It’s Pronounced “W” appeared first on Tilting Windmill Studios.
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Join Brett Stewart and Dominic Cichocki as they delve into politically themed films in Silver Screens & Politics!
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