History of war documentaries
As soon as cameras began to capture the fighting, the war became a popular subject for narrative films. While no one can be sure of the exact “first” war film
Blog about war documentaries
As soon as cameras began to capture the fighting, the war became a popular subject for narrative films. While no one can be sure of the exact “first” war film
Rory Kennedy’s fascinating, moving, and extremely important remarkable documentary, The Last Days in Vietnam, is actually two films at once.
For his award-winning documentary The Fog of War, an exploration of the moral complexities of war and those who wage it, Errol Morris found the perfect subject in Robert S. McNamara
“For Sama” is the story of a young Syrian woman named Vaad, who is making a documentary for her young daughter, even though it began in 2012
Developing a common definition of a war film is problematic. Sometimes films are called “war films” even if they do not take place in combat.