Independent Films Expose Communism

Very highly recommended, “Kaputt/Broken” won the Short Film Jury Award for Animation at this year’s Sundance.

As an indictment of CCP corruption and incompetence, ‘I am not Madame Bovary’ is impressively bold.

Very highly recommended, “Saving Mes Aynak” is persuasive portrait of courage and an infuriating indictment of utterly pointless barbarism.

Filmmaker Pema Tseden adapted his own novella to create “Tharlo,” an intimate film detailing the demoralizing effect of the Chinese communist culture on Tibet.

Krzysztof Kieslowski’s ten-part mini-series ‘Dekalog’ is broadly inspired by the Ten Commandments and traces the moral dilemmas of those in a Communist housing complex.

“Under the Sun” has provoked outrage from North Korean authorities and deserves our support.

“The Innocents” is an uncomfortably true episode of WWII history, with a bestial depiction of the Red Army.

“Angel of Nanjing” trails Chen Si, a volunteer seeking to save people from suicide in China.

Director Kevin Macdonald “Sky Ladder—the Art of Cai Guo-Qiang” documents the current state of artistic and intellectual liberty—or lack of it—in China.