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In this amazingly candid documentary, soldiers from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division talk about their lives and their mission in Fallujah, Iraq, in early 2004, just weeks before the full strength of the Sunni insurgency becomes apparent.

Part two of the Australian alien invasion epic

Targeting July Fourth and the Capitol, Occupy Austin considers its future

Rio Grande City sees a marked decline in sales and tourism

Co-op Think Tank organizes to expand member-owned movement

The '99 percent' takes a stand against corporate greed

The Texas Documentary Tour: Garrett Scott and Ian Olds' 'Occupation: Dreamland'

Keira Knightley and Alexander Skarsgård are stuck inside of Hamburg with the Casablanca blues

A portrait of Amsterdam now and under Nazi occupation

Egyptian historical thriller set during the 1919 rebellion

Israel Horovitz directs Kevin Kline, Maggie Smith, and Kristin Scott Thomas in this disappointing film adaptation of his play.

Concisely but with great depth, this Polish film explores questions of individual and national identity.

In this Danish film, two men track down and kill Nazi collaborators in the waning days of the German occupation.

The NC-17-rated passion in Ang Lee's movie is at distinct odds with the chilly film that surrounds its lovers.

Although in many ways a characteristically perverse Paul Verhoeven spectacle, this Dutch World War II resistance story is more morally shaded as well as handsomely mounted and suspenseful.

This Italian film presents a modern parable about a Palestinian family, whose home in the West Bank is abruptly taken over by Israeli soldiers.

Martin Sheen narrates this documentary on the plight of Tibet under the occupation of the People's Liberation Army.

Sonneborn has captured the horror of the Vietnam conflict from an angle as yet unexplored, that of the women left behind. Sonneborn travels to the place of her husband's death in Vietnam with a film crew to retrace his final days.

Remember when Mike Myers was funny? This film features one of his best performances as a poet who reluctantly marries, then fears that his bride (a meat butcher) is a bluebeard.

The Hairdresser's Husband is a tightly knit, though slight, tale told in the best of humor. It's the story of despair bred by utter happiness. The story of this marriage begins with the husband's childhood in which he developed an adolescent crush on the town's buxom barber and also a severe case of jock itch thanks to the red wool bathing trunks his mother made him wear. Freud would not approve.

A confidential internal U.S. memo describes a Coalition / Iraqi administration sinking into chaos

As May money season opens, candidates blossom

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Brief profiles of the 2003 mayoral candidates

Five incumbents fight for their seats at the dais