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Review: Johnny Mad Dog  Slant Magazine

Un Certain Regard: "Johnny Mad Dog" by Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire  Festival de Cannes

Johnny Mad Dog  NOLA.com

Johnny Mad Dog  Eye For Film

‘Johnny Mad Dog’ brings Liberia’s child soldiers to fore  France 24

Film scene still – Images – Johnny Mad Dog (2008) – Films  OutNow

Johnny Mad Dog Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via AMC Plus  Yahoo

‘A Prayer Before Dawn’ Trailer: Joe Cole Leads Cannes Boxing Drama Shot in a Thai Prison  IndieWire

Trailers are mini movies  Africa Is a Country

Netflix's 'Beasts of No Nation' director says he's tired of people calling it an 'issue film'  Business Insider

Where Children Fight the Wars, Innocence Dies First (Published 2008)  The New York Times

Undergrad Film Student Tina Wang Co-Produces 'Asphalt City'  Columbia School of the Arts

Black Flies  The Film Verdict

‘A Prayer Before Dawn’ packs powerful emotional punch  Pocono Record

Beasts of No Nation: A Different Kind of African War Film  The Criterion Collection

'Asphalt City' is a gory look at the worst side of humanity. And yeah, you should watch it  azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic

'Beasts of No Nation': Cary Fukunaga on the Amount of Violence Included (Q&A) | TIFF 2015  The Hollywood Reporter

10 Underrated War Movies That Are So Close To Being Perfect  MovieWeb

All 21 movies in competition at Cannes, ranked from worst to best  Los Angeles Times

What films to see at SXSW  Houston Chronicle

Film Review: “Asphalt City” — Paramedics on the Mean Streets  The Arts Fuse

10 Movie Henchmen Who Stole Movies From Villains – Page 8  WhatCulture.com

‘Black Flies’ Star Tye Sheridan and Director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire on Capturing the Chaos, Gore and Heroism of Being a NYC Medic  Variety

'A Prayer Before Dawn' Review: A Tough, Mighty Muay Thai Prison Drama  Variety

'Asphalt City' Movie Review: Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan in Paramedic Drama -  Movies We Texted About

Beasts of No Nation and the child soldier movie genre  Africa Is a Country

‘A Prayer Before Dawn’: Film Review | Cannes 2017  The Hollywood Reporter

‘Action Point’ Review: Play-It-Safe ‘Jackass’ Movie Is Too Painful to Watch  Rolling Stone