Erra Sainyam (transl. Red army) is a 1994 Indian Telugu-language action drama film directed by R. Narayana Murthy and starring himself and Narra Venkateswara Rao. The film was screened in the ...

Kevin Smith’s ‘The 4:30 Movie’ is Both Sweet-Natured and Tacky. A semi-autographical coming-of-age... ‘The Substance’ Takes Body Horror to a Whole New Level and Meaning. Demi Moore gives ...

That film was based on Norse folklore ... So Martin raises a unit of Red Army Russians to stop the Nazis once and for all. Awesome. As if almost everything about World War I wasn't already ...

THE over-all answer to the frequent question as to why the Red Army made such a poor showing in Finland and was able to perform such extraordinary exploits against the German invaders lies, I think, ...

When it comes to war movies and television shows, Paramount+ may not have all our old favorites, but the streaming service has no shortage of good viewing options for the military enthusiast.

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A controversial first-person shooter based on an actual battle and featuring real-life Marines in the game is now available to play on PC. The tournament marks the first time the Marine Corps will ...

It was a war film that has withstood the test of time and resonated with audiences ... Bill Mauldin, who played Tom Wilson, was an artist hired as an illustrator for the military (creating the iconic ...

A new BBC documentary tells how in 1972 the Irish Republican Army (IRA) allowed an American TV crew to film the inner workings of "Europe’s deadliest guerrilla force". It's "The Troubles meets a ...

Lonergan, Gayle 2015. Where Was the Conscience of the Revolution? The Military Opposition at the Eighth Party Congress (March 1919). Slavic Review, Vol. 74, Issue. 4, p. 832.