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Finding the Courage: ‘This Land Is Mine’ | Fascism on Film Jean Renoir’s This Land Is Mine (1943) turns a Hollywood wartime drama into a story about fear, conscience, and the quiet choice to resist. Made after Renoir fled Vichy France, the film follows Albert...

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Jean Renoir’s This Land Is Mine (1943) turns a Hollywood wartime drama into a story about fear, conscience, and the quiet choice to resist.

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The Question of Fascism: ‘To Be or Not to Be’ | Fascism on Film Fascism on Film takes a sharp, funny, and surprisingly emotional look at Ernst Lubitsch’s 1942 wartime satire To Be or Not to Be—a screwball comedy about a Polish theater troupe who find themselves im...

We are closing in on the conclusion of our first season of the Fascism on Film podcast. Our 11th episode covers Ernst Lubitsch’s “To Be or Not to Be.” Catch up on all the episodes. www.fascismonfilm.com/the-question...

Fascism on Film Podcast The Fascism on Film Podcast explores how movies serve as tools of propaganda, resistance, and memory, shaping the politics of both the past and the present.

My friend and I started a new podcast. It’s an important topic, and timely. We examine it through the lens of film history. Three episodes are live, and a new episode drops every Monday. www.fascismonfilm.com

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Fascism on Film Podcast - Fascism on Film Movies have long been powerful tools in the struggle between oppressors and the oppressed—used to uphold regimes, challenge authority, and reshape historical memory. Fascism on Film examines classic a...

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A conversation about how fascism has been portrayed, mythologized, and resisted in cinema.

The first three episodes are available on all major podcasting platforms.

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