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Political Rubble of the Postwar Japanese Landscape: Kazuo Kuroki’s Evil Spirits of Japan  In Review Online

Murderers Among Us: Owen Hatherley Picks Over the ‘Rubble Films’ of Post-War East Germany  The Quietus

'To the Victory!' Imagines Post-War Ukraine Trying to Rebuild  Variety

2025 was the year Japan’s box office returned  The Japan Times

In a heart-wrenching film about life after the Holocaust, the makings of a taboo relationship  The Forward

Jewish postwar epic ‘The Brutalist’ picks up 10 Oscar nominations, with ‘A Complete Unknown’ close behind  The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

Nikt Nie Woła (Nobody’s Calling) review – hypnotic passions in postwar Poland | Movies  The Guardian

Brits Battle Bureaucrats: Anti-Authoritarian Movies From Postwar Britain  Reason Magazine

“Sundown” Lacks the Courage of Its Despair  The New Yorker

Crushed by a Giant, With No White Knight in Sight (Published 2014)  The New York Times

Staring Clear-Eyed at the Culture: Joan Didion and the Postwar Deluge  Los Angeles Review of Books

The troubled heart of Ealing and British postwar cinema  The Guardian

5 Postwar Movies to Stream From the ‘Five Came Back’ Directors (Published 2017)  The New York Times

‘Along Came Love’ Review: Shame Tarnishes Desire in Katell Quillévéré’s Thin, Tremulous Postwar Love Story  Variety

GREAT MOVIES | OPINION: ‘The Third Man’ (1949)  The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

‘Ida,’ About an Excavation of Truth in Postwar Poland  The New York Times

How Postwar Japanese Director Yasuzo Masumura Came to Be the Biggest Breakout at Karlovy Vary  Variety

‘The Aftermath’ Review: Illicit Passion in Postwar Hamburg (Published 2019)  The New York Times

What to stream: Rolling Stones, ‘Reminders of Him,’ ‘Backrooms’ and more  INQUIRER.net USA

Review: ‘Phoenix’ Shows Rebirth and a Ruse in Postwar Germany (Published 2015)  The New York Times

The Last Of Us: Post-War Anxiety In The Birds At 60  The Quietus

Special Op: A Postwar Tale Retold (Published 2009)  The New York Times

The Dreamed Ones review – a poetic postwar love affair revisited  The Guardian

'Phoenix' Review: Christian Petzold's Haunting Postwar Melodrama  Variety

‘My Place Is Here’ Directors Talk Women’s Rights, Poverty in Post-War Italy as Trailer Debuts (EXCLUSIVE)  Variety

Review: ‘Land of Mine,’ an Oscar Nominee, Explores Postwar Perils and Ethics (Published 2017)  The New York Times

'Dog' Review: A Comic and Melancholic Look at Post-War Veteran Life  Slant Magazine

No Ordinary Trip to Grandma’s House (Published 2013)  The New York Times