Dear Colleagues,

Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Film and Television Studies is seeking qualified reviewers for the films listed below.   Due to production scheduling, timely submission of completed reviews is critical - in this case, 60 days from receipt of the screener.  While preference will be given to those with expertise in areas addressed by their requested film, all are welcome to indicate interest.  Please contact me with questions or to request assignments.

Cindy Miller
Film Review Editor


Bhutto - The story of Benazir Bhutto, Prime Minister of Pakistan

Garbo, the Spy -- On WWII Spanish double-agent Juan Pujol

The Good War, and Those Who Refused to Fight It -- WWII Conscientious Objectors

Phil Ochs: There but for Fortune -- Life and works of the controversial social justice folk singer

Living in Emergency -- The story of Doctors Without Borders

Hey Boo -- The untold story behind To Kill a Mockingbird

Dive -- On salvaging waste from supermarket dumpsters in L.A.

The O'Kalem Collection: 1910-1915 -- The history of early films in Ireland

Jerome Robbins: Something to Dance About -- Biopic on the complex and controversial choreographer

The Most Dangerous Man in America -- Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers

Capturing Reality: The Art of Documentary -- Some of the world's best documentarians reflect on their genre

Lotman's World -- Blends archival footage and animation to narrate the life of pioneer semiotician and cultural critic Yuri Lotman

The Good Soldier -- Five combat veterans from different wars talk about their experiences

Prodigal Sons -- Filmmaker Kimberly Reed, previously a high school quarterback and now a transgender woman, returns home for her high school reunion. An exploration of transgender issues.

Patsy Mink -- The story of the first Asian-American woman in the US Congress

Bulletproof Salesman -- Documentary on the life and career of a self-confessed war profiteer

Albert Schweitzer: Called Africa -- Docu-drama on Schweitzer's life, filmed in West Africa

Directors: Life Behind the Camera -- Thirty-three legendary directors (among them, Altman, Burton, Cameron, Ephron, Gillaim, Lynch, Spielberg) talk about their craft and their careers

Neshoba: The Price of Freedom -- Documentary on the infamous "Mississippi Burning" murders in 1964

Mugabe and the White African -- One of the few white farmers in Zimbabwe challenges Mugabe in international court

Black Sun -- The mythological background of National Socialism

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