A blog of my engrossing media adventures
The Wannsee Villa on the outskirts of Berlin, Germany. The property hosted the conference on January 20, 1942 which implemented the plan for the “FRead More…
The party flag of the Arrow Cross government in Hungary 🇭🇺. This Nazi-controlled puppet regime brutally ruled Hungary during the waning months Read More…
Theatrical release poster for The House Of Rothschild (1934) was a Grade A production with a top-notch cast and production values. It was a rarity inRead More…
Logo for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Founded in 1917 during World War One, it is the oldest news agency & wire service in the world that mainlRead More…
The first hardcover edition of The Robe (1942) is the story detailing the Crucifixion of Christ and its aftermath by Lloyd Douglas. It was one of theRead More…
The perennially popular animated South Park series is admired by many for its black humor, pointed satire, and a flair for the absurd. At times the sRead More…
The original hardcover edition of A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism From Antiquity To Global Jihad is one of the most extensive publications ever wriRead More…
Scene from Cleo From 5 To 7 (1962) featuring Corinne Marchand in the title role with Antoine Bourseiller. (Photo Source: Internet Movie Database) Read More…
Theatrical release poster for Cleo From 5 To 7 (1962) According to a 2019 poll of 368 film 🎥 critics from around the world 🌎, it was voted as tRead More…
Describe your most memorable vacation. It’s hard to choose only one vacation to discuss as the most memorable, but to pick only one, I’d go wiRead More…
Jean-Paul Belmondo & Jean Seberg in Breathless (1960) (Photo Source: YouTube) Picking up where I left off last week, it’s important to furtRead More…
Jean-Paul Belmondo in 1960. Beginning with small film roles in 1956, Breathless was the breakout role that made him one of the leading box office draRead More…
An emotional moment from Hiroshima, Mon Amour (1959) with Emmanuelle Riva & Eiji Okada. (Photo Source: Cinematheque) Picking up from last weeRead More…
Theatrical release poster for Hiroshima, Mon Amour (1959) (Photo Source: Wikimedia Commons) Alan Resnais could well be considered the patriarch Read More…