这是史上最大的艺术品盗窃案：在 1990 年圣帕特里克节的周末，伦勃朗、维米尔等大师的画作在波士顿的伊莎贝拉嘉纳艺术博物馆被盗，损失超过 5 亿美元。这一案件至今未破，而这部科林·巴尼克尔执导的四集纪录片展示了调查中掌握的线索、遇到的僵局、取得的突破以及相关推测。

这是史上最大的艺术品盗窃案：在 1990 年圣帕特里克节的周末，伦勃朗、维米尔等大师的画作在波士顿的伊莎贝拉嘉纳艺术博物馆被盗，损失超过 5 亿美元。这一案件至今未破，而这部科林·巴尼克尔执导的四集纪录片展示了调查中掌握的线索、遇到的僵局、取得的突破以及相关推测。

主持人露西表达了她的看法：历史是敌对双方观点的交织，是对真相的蓄意操纵，有时还是赤裸裸的谎言。 为了论述美国历史的这一属性，本片总共分为三集，分别从美国独立战争、南北战争和霸主地位三个方面，对美国所构建的国家神话，进行了逐一拆解。这部揭秘纪录片揭示了世界上最强大的国家之一背后的混杂信息、谎言和扭曲的故事。

Edited screen tests of Parajanov's unfinished film. On the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of Kiev from the Nazis, a film director pays a stevedore to deliver a bunch of flowers to a general. By accident the director gives the wrong address and the stevedore delivers the flowers to a war widow who is currently working at an art museum.

Edited screen tests of Parajanov's unfinished film. On the twentieth anniversary of the liberation of Kiev from the Nazis, a film director pays a stevedore to deliver a bunch of flowers to a general. By accident the director gives the wrong address and the stevedore delivers the flowers to a war widow who is currently working at an art museum.

While searching the archives for his found footage film Babi Yar. Context (2021), Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa stumbled upon unique but forgotten film material of a criminal trial in Kiev in January 1946. In this prelude to the Nuremberg trials, 15 Nazis and Nazi sympathizers stood trial for crimes against humanity. 　　As in his previous films, Loznitsa presents the material without commentary, and uses short intertitles to inform the viewer of the necessary facts. These harrowing texts describe the mass slaughter of civilians (including women, children and the elderly) in places such as Melitopol, Kodra and Raska. Also addressed is the bloodbath at Babi Yar, where 33,000 Jewish people were shot dead by the Nazis. 　　The testimonies of witnesses and perpetrators are bone-chilling. One of the Nazis gives his reason for shooting children: “[They] were all running around.” The bloody history of Ukraine remains alarmingly relevant in the present day, and Loznitsa lets that bloody history speak loud and clear in The Kiev Trial. 　　源自：https://www.idfa.nl/en/film/111ec19c-abae-45c0-bab4-aed7bfefd6eb/the-kiev-trial

While searching the archives for his found footage film Babi Yar. Context (2021), Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa stumbled upon unique but forgotten film material of a criminal trial in Kiev in January 1946. In this prelude to the Nuremberg trials, 15 Nazis and Nazi sympathizers stood trial for crimes against humanity. 　　As in his previous films, Loznitsa presents the material without commentary, and uses short intertitles to inform the viewer of the necessary facts. These harrowing texts describe the mass slaughter of civilians (including women, children and the elderly) in places such as Melitopol, Kodra and Raska. Also addressed is the bloodbath at Babi Yar, where 33,000 Jewish people were shot dead by the Nazis. 　　The testimonies of witnesses and perpetrators are bone-chilling. One of the Nazis gives his reason for shooting children: “[They] were all running around.” The bloody history of Ukraine remains alarmingly relevant in the present day, and Loznitsa lets that bloody history speak loud and clear in The Kiev Trial. 　　源自：https://www.idfa.nl/en/film/111ec19c-abae-45c0-bab4-aed7bfefd6eb/the-kiev-trial

4分钟。李的感情丰富而有力的对日本袭击珍珠港的描绘，是作为抽象的动画作品展示的。它充分利用柯达胶片可能的色彩，最后，世界被隐喻为黑色的战场。

4分钟。李的感情丰富而有力的对日本袭击珍珠港的描绘，是作为抽象的动画作品展示的。它充分利用柯达胶片可能的色彩，最后，世界被隐喻为黑色的战场。

Marking the 70th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, historian Professor David Reynolds re-assesses Stalin's role in the life and death struggle between Germany and Russia in World War Two, which, he argues, was ultimately more critical for British survival than 'Our Finest Hour' in the Battle of Britain itself. 　　The name Stalin means 'man of steel', but Reynolds's penetrating new account reveals how the reality of Stalin's war in 1941 did not live up to that name. Travelling to Russian battlefield locations, he charts how Russia was almost annihilated within a few months as Stalin lurched from crisis to crisis, coming close to a nervous breakdown. 　　Reynolds shows how Stalin learnt to compromise in order to win, listening to his generals and downplaying communist ideology to appeal instead to the Russian people's nationalist fighting spirit. He also squares up to the terrible moral dilemma at the heart of World War Two. Using original telegrams and official documents, he looks afresh at Winston Churchill's controversial visit to Moscow in 1942 and re-examines how Britain and America were drawn into alliance with Stalin, a dictator almost as murderous as the Nazi enemy.