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Page to Screen: Pop. 1280 Coup de Torchon  Criminal Element

‘Amazon of America’: film paints vision of a post-coup Brazil giving up rainforest  The Guardian

‘The Red Hangar’ Director on His Timely Fiction Feature Debut About Moral Dilemmas and a “Gesture of Humanity Amidst Barbarism”  The Hollywood Reporter

Casting coup helps K-pop comedy hit the right notes  The Korea Herald

The Difference Between Making a Movie and Making a Movement  The Ringer

‘Soundtrack to a Coup D’etat’ Interlinks World Politics, Jazz in Powerful Documentary Film  The Japan News

Erin LeCount shares new song 'The Cinema'.  coupdemainmagazine.com

Criterion in August 2026: COUP DE TORCHON, LITTLE ODESSA, SAFE  ScreenAnarchy

How Boots Riley Made a ‘Feel-Good’ Movie About Capitalist Exploitation  Time Magazine

Hot jazz during a cold war in “Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat:” UMGC hosts film this Thursday  Stripes Europe

Netflix bolsters its kids animation momentum with Mario talent coup  Kidscreen

‘First They Came for My College’ unravels the conservative coup of New College  Orlando Weekly

Turkish Director Reis Çelik Brings Military Coup Drama ‘Night of Blindness’ to Shanghai  IMDb

Turkish Director Reis Çelik Brings Military Coup Drama ‘Night of Blindness’ to Shanghai  Variety

Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich Are Oddball CIA Agents in ‘Wild Horse Nine’ Trailer  The Hollywood Reporter

‘There Are No Heroes Here — Only Men Trapped Between the Logic of Power and the Weight of Guilt,’ Says ‘The Red Hangar’ Director of the Untold Story Behind Chile’s Military Coup (EXCLUSIVE)  Variety

Netflix Sets Korean Political Thriller ‘The Generals’ From ‘Narco-Saints’ Director Yoon Jong-bin  The Hollywood Reporter

Cannes Directors’ Fortnight: Clio Barnard’s ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ Wins People’s Choice Audience Award  Variety

Turkish film rooted in 1980 coup vies for Shanghai's top prize  Türkiye Today

Chile Under Pinochet: A Film Chronology of Dictatorship and Memory  PopMatters

Pablo Larraín Next Film Is ‘Once,’ A Netflix Film About Salvador Allende & Chile’s 1973 Coup With Rodrigo Prieto As DP  The Playlist

Pablo Larraín Sets 1973 Chile Coup Drama ‘Once’ at Netflix With Rodrigo Prieto as DP  World of Reel

America's Disastrous History of Foreign Coups, in Books, Films, and TV  The Contrarian

Their film about New College’s conservative coup heads to Florida Film Fest. Here’s how they made it  Tampa Bay Times

Coup! movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Fiume o Morte! review – darkly comic reconstruction of D’Annunzio’s Yugoslavian coup  The Guardian

‘Oh. What. Fun.’ Review: Amazon Original features Big Names and Big Budget but Fumbles in Attempted Coup of Netflix Christmas Comedies  The Movie Buff

Boots Riley reveals details about 'I Love Boosters' movie  Punknews