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The two films have very differing ways to approach the same subject. Both are fine films, that I have rated highly. However, the more narrow focus of this film seemed more intellectually stimulating; while the unbridled passions of the first film seemed more emotionally resonant. I have picked reason over…
1 feb 2018 · Academy Award® nominated director Joe Berlinger embeds himself on the epic film set of Terry George’s The Promise (2016) to take an unwavering look at the Armenian Genocide. Historians, scholars and filmmakers come together in Berlinger’s cinematic exploration of the tangled web of responsibility that has driven a century of denial by the Turkish government and its strategic allies ...
10 nov 2017 · Film Review: ‘Intent to Destroy: Death, Denial & Depiction’ Director Joe Berlinger may have miscalculated the significance of epic flop 'The Promise,' but his behind-the-scenes doc offers ...
Watch Intent To Destroy. PG-13. 2017. 1 hr 55 min. 7.3 (539) 75. Filmmaker Joe Berlinger meets with historians and scholars to discuss the Armenian Genocide and the continuing denial by the Turkish government of it ever happening. Intent To Destroy is a 2017 documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes.
5 mag 2017 · 'Intent to Destroy'Credit: Tribeca 2017. Intent to Destroy premiered to a sold-out house last week during the Tribeca Film Festival. Berlinger introduced the event. In this time, he said, "accountability has never been more important. If we're going to be human beings and interact with each other, we have to understand and accept history, and ...
A film straining to sear itself into the consciousness of viewers had rendered itself bland and forgettable. Now arriving in theaters only seven months later is Joe Berlinger ’s “Intent to Destroy,” a well-intentioned documentary that makes the puzzling miscalculation of upstaging the Armenian Genocide with “The Promise.”. Advertisement.
8 nov 2017 · Intent to Destroy delivers an account of the events surrounding the horrific events that began in 1915, using archival photographs and film footage and interviews with scholars, historians and ...
