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Pages: 278, Edition: English ed., Paperback, Arktos Media Ltd

As the United States finds itself waging a war in Iraq for reasons that seem increasingly unclear, this documentary asks the question: has the machinery the United States established to wage war helped prevent conflict, or has it inspired it?

Pages: 120, Paperback, Himalayan Institute Press

About this item: Rated: PG13 Synopsis: Previews Synopsis: Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, WHY WE FIGHT is an unflinching look at the anatomy of American war-making. Granted unparalleled Pentagon access, the film launches a nonpartisan inquiry into the forces -- political, economic, and ideological -- that drive America to fight. Inspired by President Dwight Eisenhower's 1961 Farewell Address in which he warned Americans about the dangers of the "military-industrial...

This documents the relentless advance of Germany's mighty military machine, as Hitler's armies terrorize their victims with blitzkrieg tactics and spread through the Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.

Genre: Culture & Society. Category Military & War, Social Issues, Politics & Government. Studio: Sony Pictures. Run Time: 01 hr 39 min. Language: English. Subtitle Language: Portuguese, French, Spanish. Picture Format: widescreen. Release Date: June 27, 2006.

Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival, "Why We Fight" offers a revealing look at how America has readied itself for battle, and what compels us to so frequently wage war around the world. Produced in the midst of the second Iraq War, documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki's "Why We Fight" is an unflinching examination of the forces fueling the American military machine for over half a century and their global consequences. The film opens with President Dwight D. Eisenhower's 1...

In 1961 as Dwight D. Eisenhower gave his final address to the nation before leaving the office of President of the United States he warned that America 'must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence...by the military-industrial complex.' Nearly 45 years later as the United States finds itself waging a war in Iraq for reasons that seem increasingly unclear with the passage of time Eisenhower's statement becomes all the more pertinent and the question becomes more apt: has the machinery...

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Nominated for an Academy Award® as Best Documentary, the fifth film in the series celebrates the spirit of the long-suffering Soviet people as they heroically repulse the Nazi invasion threatening their homeland. Tracing their history of war with Germany to the 13th century, it depicts the bitter struggles for Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad, and Stalingrad, and the effects of their winters on would-be conquerors from Napolean to Hitler.

Sunspot Jonz "Why We Fight" CD Tour CD/album with 6 new songs, 2 beats and 4 classic tracks. Track Listing; 1. Will Not Be Destroyed (feat. The Grouch / Luckyiam (PSC) / Eligh) 2. Dammn!! 3. Sidewinderz (4Me) 4. Dirty Faces 5. It's My Year (feat. Equipto / White Mike / Z-Man) 6. Simple Rules (I can not do) 7. Ghost World (Armz) 8. Peepdis doe (Glossy Lips (feat. The Grouch) 9. True Hip Hop 10. Losen My Mind 11. She (feat. Myka 9 (Mikah 9)) 12. Everybody's a Roxstar 13. Ice Pirates (feat. Del...

In 1942, amidst the raging conflict of World War II, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his War Department recruited one of Hollywood's greatest directors, Frank Capra, to create a series of films to inform, educate, and inspire our troops as well as the American public. This series, called Why We Fight, was a seven-part propaganda epic that portrayed in unflinching detail the history of the growing fascist threat to the free nations of the world and the progress of the Allies' war effort to...

Blending fascinating facts with spectacular landscapes, this documentary profiles Scottish-American naturalist John Muir, who famously advocated for wilderness preservation during the late 19th and early ... more

Crew: Cinematographer:tienne Sauret, Cinematographer:Brett Wiley, Cinematographer:Christopher Li, Cinematographer:Foster Wiley, Cinematographer:May Ying Welsh, Cinematographer:May-Ying Welch, Cinematographer:Sam Cullman, Composer (Music Score):Robert Miller, Director:Eugene Jarecki, Executive Producer:Hans Robert Eisenhauer, Executive Producer:Nick Fraser, Executive Producer:Roy Ackerman, Producer:Eugene Jarecki, Producer:Susannah Shipman, Screenwriter:Eugene Jarecki

Ironically named for the film series Frank Capra produced for the U.S. Defense Department, Eugene Jarecki's probing and often frightening documentary looks at America's peculiar preponderance for war. Produced in the midst of the disastrous war in Iraq, Jarecki begins with Eisenhower's 1961 warning about the rise of the "military industrial complex", and illustrates how government, military, and business are locked into a system that necessitates violent conflict. Includes interviews...