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Download Chapter (PDF) Register der Filmtitel AnInconvenient Truth (USA2006, Davis Der Rat der Götter (DDR 1950,KurtMat- Guggenheim) 16, 259f.,262, 267,270, zig) 14, 121, 124, 155–162, 167,169, 274, 280f.,283, 286–288, 290–292, 173, 176, 178, 180,330,358 294f.,297,301–303, 305, 307,319, Der Ruf (D 1949, Josef vonBáky) 153 321, 324, 327,358 Die Buntkarierten (D 1949, Kurt Maetzig) ApocalypseNow (USA1979, FrancisFord 153, 158 Coppola) 217,224 Die Mörder sind unteruns (D 1946, Wolf- Are we changing planet Earth? (UK 2006, gangStaudte) 14, 121, 124, 136, 139– Nicolas Brown undStephen Cooter) 146, 149, 151–153, 155, 166, 179f.,330, 260,290 358 Attack (USA1956, RobertAldrich)223 Die Todesmühlen /Death Mills (USA1946, Avatar (USA2009, James Cameron) 220, Hanuš Burger) 125 280 Die Unbesiegbaren (DDR 1953, Arthur Pohl) 158 Bataan (USA1943, TayGarnett)226 Drums along the Mohawk (USA1939, John Blow Out (USA1981, Brian De Palma) 239 Ford) 207 Bonnie and Clyde (USA1967,ArthurPenn) 196, 223 Ehe im Schatten (D 1947,KurtMaetzig) Broken Arrow (USA1950, Delmer Daves) 140,152f. 202 Broken Blossoms (USA1918, D.W. Grif- Femme Fatale (F 2002, Brian De Palma) 239 fith) 89 FortApache (USA1948, John Ford) 202, 223 Can we SavePlanet Earth? (UK 2006, Nico- Full Metal Jacket (USA/UK 1987, Stanley las Brown undStephen Cooter) 260 Kubrick) 243 Carrie (USA1976, Brian De Palma) 239 Casualties of War(USA1989, Brian De GungHo! – The Story of Carlson’sMakin Palma) 15, 196, 222, 224, 226, 230– Island Raiders (USA1943, Ray En- 234, 238–241, 248, 250, 254f.,358 right) 226 Cat Ballou (USA1965, Elliot Silverstein) 210 Hearts and Minds (USA1974, Peter Davis) Chasing Ice (USA2012, Jeff Orlowski) 266 230 Cheyenne Autumn (USA1964, John Ford) High Noon (USA1952, Fred Zinneman) 143 14, 207 Histoire(s) du Cinéma (F 1998, Jean-Luc Go- Children of Men (USA/UK 2006, Alfonso Cu- dard) 332–334 arón) 324 Coming Home (USA1978, Hal Ashby) 224 Injenen Tagen (D 1947,Helmut Käutner) 153 Dances with Wolves (USA1990, Kevin Cost- Interstellar (USA2014, Christopher Nolan ner) 203 324 Der Augenzeuge, No.132/1948 (D 1948, DEFA) 173 Jud Süß (D 1940, Veit Harlan) 70 364 Register der Filmtitel Kapo (ITA/FRA/YU 1960,Gillo Pontecorvo) Taxi Driver (USA1976, Martin Scorsese) 98 224 Kolberg (D 1945, Veit Harlan) 70 The 11th Hour (USA2007,Leila undNadia Connors) 259, 270, 324 Lesyndrome de Titanic (F 2009, Nicolas The AgeofStupid (UK 2009, FrannyArm- Hulot undJean-Albert Lièvre) 259, 307, strong) 16, 259f.,262, 270,276, 303– 324 307,311–315, 318–321, 323–325, 358 Liebe ‘47 (D 1948, WolfgangLiebeneiner) The Big Picture: Anation builds under 153 fire (USA1967,HarryMiddleton) 212 Life on Earth (UK 1979, David Atten- The Day After Tomorrow (USA2004, Roland borough) 290,335 Emmerich)9,280,303 Little Big Man (USA1970,Arthur Penn)15, The Deer Hunter (USA1978, Michael Cimi- 196, 198, 202–208, 210f.,213–215, no) 224 217–222, 254f.,358 The Fury (USA1978, Brian De Palma) 239 The Graduate (USA1967,MikeNichols) Matrix-Trilogie (USA1999–2005, Wachoswki 208 Brothers) 324 The GreatDictator (USA1940, Charles Mein Kampf (S/D 1960,Erwin Leiser) 126 Chaplin) 335 Memento (USA2000,Christopher Nolan) The GreatGlobal Warming Swindle (UK 193 2007,Martin Durkin) 281, 307 Missing in Action (USA1984, Joseph Zito) The GreatWarming (USA/CAN 2006, Micha- 224 el Taylor) 259, 307,319 Morituri (D 1948, Eugen York) 154 The Green Berets (USA1968, John Wayne/ Ray Kellogg) 212, 217,223f. Nuit et Brouillard (FRA 1955, Alain Res- The Man who shot Liberty Valence (USA nais) 126 1962, John Ford) 198 The Searchers (USA1956, John Ford) Platoon (USA1986, Oliver Stone) 224 207f.,213 They died with their boots on (USA1941, Rambo – First Blood Part II (USA1985, Ge- Raoul Walsh) 208, 216 orgeP.Cosmatos) 224 They wereexpendable (USA1945, John Rio Grande (USA1950, John Ford) 223 Ford) 15, 223 Rotation (D1949, Wolfgang Staudte) 158 Triumph des Willens (D 1935, Leni Reifen- stahl)70 Shane (USA1953, George Stevens) 198 ShutterIsland (USA2010,Martin Scors- Unforgiven (USA1992, Clint Eastwood) 14 ese) 193, 331 Silent Running(USA1972, DouglasTrum- Why we fight (USA1942–1945, Frank bull) 324 Capra) 294 Soylent Green (USA1973, RichardFlei- scher) 324 Zwischen Gestern undMorgen (D 1947,Ha- Stagecoach (USA1939, John Ford) 199, rald Braun)151f.,161 207 Sterne (DDR/BG 1959, KonradWolf)170 Supportyour LocalSheriff! (USA1969, Burt Kennedy) 210.
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