Oscar-Snubbed ‘Foxtrot’ Is a Deft Commentary on Systemic Corruption and Grief
What do we even know about war, Foxtrot seems to ask, except that it's a dance that will surely never end.
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‘Foxtrot’ Is a ‘Catch-22’ for Our Time
Samuel Maoz's philosophical black comedy is a triptych of surrealism laced with insights about warfare and grief that are both timeless and timely.
Samuel Maoz’s ‘Lebanon’ Challenges the Notion of the War Machine
It is common to believe that the army and war work to turn humans into machines. Lebanon‘s main message, though, runs contrary to that attitude.