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MarxSchmarx
6th August 2010, 01:37
Post here a leftist (or at least politically left-leaning) film you happened to see.
This one is more anti-fa than leftist but it was worth a watch:
It Happened Here directed by Kevin Brownlow.
Os Cangaceiros
6th August 2010, 01:40
Punishment Park (I guess...I'm not sure if I would really consider it to be a "leftie film".)
The Red Next Door
15th August 2010, 18:11
The Educators.
fa2991
15th August 2010, 18:59
The Battle of Chile: Insurrection of the Bourgeoisie
Aesop
15th August 2010, 19:46
Inception
Arlekino
15th August 2010, 20:48
Frida film is good i realy enjoyed.
Dimentio
15th August 2010, 20:53
District 9
Agora also had a pretty progressive message, at least in terms of science vs religion
Pirate Utopian
15th August 2010, 21:32
Born In East L.A. was left leaning.
Jazzhands
15th August 2010, 21:34
American History X was more antifa than straight left. before that was Reds.
Catillina
15th August 2010, 22:49
Battleship Potemkin...and is Inception a leftist movie? Did I miss something?
x371322
16th August 2010, 03:22
Harlan County USA. Classic!
MarxSchmarx
16th August 2010, 04:48
Inception
Surely you jest. The only thing leftie about that film I found was DiCaprio's uncanny likeness to Lenin.
Os Cangaceiros
16th August 2010, 04:53
American History X was more antifa than straight left. before that was Reds.
AHX is more liberal than it is antifa.
#FF0000
16th August 2010, 18:04
I saw Battleship Potemkin the other day.
ComradeOm
16th August 2010, 19:07
Highlander II
Os Cangaceiros
16th August 2010, 20:19
oh yeah
THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE.
Magón
16th August 2010, 21:08
South of the Border.
leftace53
16th August 2010, 21:35
Agora also had a pretty progressive message, at least in terms of science vs religion
I saw this recently, I didn't take it to be leftist exactly, but its probably the most recent "progressive" one I've watched.
kalu
20th August 2010, 04:16
The Baader Meinhof Complex. It was interesting.
Pawn Power
20th August 2010, 05:47
Just watched, William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe. It is quite good.
Pawn Power
20th August 2010, 05:48
The Educators.
The film was pure rubbish! :lol:
Os Cangaceiros
20th August 2010, 15:27
The Forgotten Faces (short film about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution)
Angry Young Man
21st August 2010, 08:47
Bambi
Nwoye
22nd August 2010, 04:27
Tout Va Bien by Jean Luc Godard. I suppose I would describe it as an account of the social and political climate of France in the early 70's in the shadow of May '68. It opens and ends with a deconstruction of the conventional process of filmmaking (typical Godard) and contains a marvelous scene in a supermarket where a group of students start a riot which eventually devolves into a food-fight with the police.
Stand Your Ground
22nd August 2010, 14:13
Into the Fire: American Women in the Spanish Civil War
http://www.firstrunfeatures.com/intothefiredvd.html
Buitraker
23rd August 2010, 12:46
Lilja forever
Fietsketting
23rd August 2010, 12:55
Matewan
Tavarisch_Mike
23rd August 2010, 14:10
Lilja forever
Its a good one, but disgusting. :(
777
23rd August 2010, 15:21
Hunger - I think it was directed by Steve McQueen.
It's about the Irish hunger-strikers. An intense film with little dialogue. It's really brutal and shows the extent of British imperialism in Ireland.
Vanguard1917
24th August 2010, 22:31
AHX is more liberal than it is antifa.
American History X, while an ok film with some very good acting, was certainly liberal crap in terms of political message: essentially, the police are the good guys and 'life is too short to be angry all the time'.
ContrarianLemming
26th August 2010, 23:42
Post here a leftist (or at least politically left-leaning) film you happened to see.
This one is more anti-fa than leftist but it was worth a watch:
It Happened Here directed by Kevin Brownlow.
Probably "Pleasantville" very funny modern and intelligent look at racism, very anti conservative, made in 1999 I think.
To teenagers get transported into the TV set and into a TV show set in the 1950's, and everything is still black and white. The two teens rebelious and curious nature causes other secretly rebelious residents to become "colorful" (ie: red, blue, pink) and this leads to hatred for these colored people: see the analogy?
Buitraker
27th August 2010, 15:48
Its a good one, but disgusting. :(
Really?¿
I like very much
ComradeOm
27th August 2010, 19:20
...see the analogy?Pretty hard to miss given that the viewer is repeatedly hit over the head with it. Particularly that courtroom scene with its direct reference to To Kill a Mockingbird. Its not exactly subtle (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Anvilicious)
Still a decent film, mind you
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