B. Nimri Aziz
“Myopia:” Moroccan Director/Actor Sanaa Akroud’s Latest Screen Gem
December 14, 2020It’s Only a Lawn Sign (Well, Perhaps Much More)
November 3, 2020Is Nepal Skirting, Denying or Defying the Covid Pandemic?
September 15, 2020Film Review: Made in Bangladesh: A Union Story
September 1, 2020Who Will Come to America’s Aid?
July 24, 2020Soft Power: Americans in Its Grip at Home Must Face the Mischief It Wields by BNimri Aziz July 11/2020
July 14, 2020Eight Minutes, Forty-Six Seconds
June 9, 2020Rethinking Commander-in-Chief in American Leadership
March 25, 2020Kaia Rolle, Handcuffed and Arrested at 6: How Many More, and for How Long Will This Happen in America?
March 4, 2020Being a Democrat, Ugh
February 12, 2020Intimacies From an Awful War
August 1, 2019The Power of Our Human Voice: From Marconi to Woods Hole
July 15, 2019Abu Graib at Home in America
July 5, 2019The Ever Dependable Bully on Embassy Row
May 29, 2019A Novel We Can All Relate To
May 17, 2019Just Another Spring in Progress?
April 24, 2019Snow, Roads, Birds and Plows: Scenes From the Catskills
February 1, 2019How Long Can Nepal Blame Others for Its Woes?
January 16, 2019Women in the Cinema of North Africa
November 9, 2018What is It About Bears?
October 24, 2018
