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30 Jan 2019 Conversations with Tyler Noel Johnson and Mark Koyama on *Persecution and Toleration*
“I think the Americans and British don’t do as good a job of historical movies compared to French, Japanese, or many other cultures.”
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- 30 Jan 2019
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Final question. What is a conceptual or philosophical or historical movie you would recommend that we all see, other than Schindler’s List? There are tons. I’m quite a big fan of historical movies. I saw La Reine Margot recently, a 1994 Isabelle Adjani movie about the Bartholomew’s Day Massacre and French wars of religion. Queen Margot is forced to marry Henri of Navarre to kind of patch up this peace. But really, it’s a lure to get the Protestants in one place so they can be massacred. And it’s a movie about how the French monarchy kind of unravels. But there are many, many others. I think the Americans and British don’t do as good a job of historical movies compared to French, Japanese, or many other cultures. Italians. Mark Koyama, thank you very much.…
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