An Iranian minesweeper and a Kurdish shepherdess form an uneasy alliance during a raging blizzard in "The Tear of the Cold." Winner of an Interfaith Jury commendation at the 2004 Fajr festival ...

Threads may not be the most popular war film, but its harrowing content is an immensely powerful testament to Cold War fears.

Seven Days in May was unnervingly apt for the time it was released. Serling didn’t stylize the film's politics; he repackaged the real-world Cold War drama into a not-so-unlikely alternate ...