Author Archives: Regis Tremblay

About Regis Tremblay

Filmmaker, blogger documenting the the work of activist groups unhappy with the social, political, and economic conditions on the planet. "I love the country, but I can't stand the scene."

Oliver Stone Interview Clip

Posted on April 1, 2013

Here it is….a short outtake of my 25 minute interview of  Oliver Stone. This is only about 5 minutes in length. Oliver insisted on a “French-Canadian” pronunciation of my name – twice, and he made reference to my film two … Continue reading →

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My interview with Oliver Stone

Posted on March 31, 2013

It was nerve wracking for a few tense minutes when Oliver Stone didn’t appear at 8 pm as expected. Our window for getting an interview was closing fast because Oliver was due to appear at a symposium at 9 pm … Continue reading →

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Gangjeong Village Video Documentarian Jailed

Posted on March 25, 2013

Park Sung-Soo has been documenting the daily struggle in Gangjeong Village since the summer of 2011. He was accused of trespassing when he entered the navy base complex to protest the harassment of two young women reporters with sexual remarks … Continue reading →

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Jesuit Activists Protest in Gangjeong Village

Posted on March 16, 2013

Many priests, nuns, ministers, and Buddhist monks regularly travel to Gangjeong Village on Jeju Island to protest the construction of the massive naval base that is destroying the village, the pristine ecosystem, and contributing to the military expansion of the … Continue reading →

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Oliver Stone’s “South of the Border”

Posted on March 11, 2013

Pretty much overlooked in the U.S. and labeled as “controversial” and “anti-American,” Oliver Stone’s documentary is refreshing. At a time when the U.S. considers any country that goes against its will an “enemy,” Stone reveals a totally different picture. I … Continue reading →

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Up Close and Personal with Sr. Stella in Gangjeong Village

Posted on March 9, 2013

One evening at dinner, I sat next to Sr. Stella, a Korean missionary sister with a great sense of humor and a good command of the English language. After dinner and a delightful conversation, Sr. Stella asked, “so why not … Continue reading →

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New Series – Gangjeong Village: Up Close and Personal

Posted on March 4, 2013

While in Gangjeong Village last September, I had the opportunity to interview over 20 villagers and activists who have been protesting the construction of that massive naval base in their tiny village to serve the needs of the U.S. “pivot … Continue reading →

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Colby Students Demand to be Heard

Posted on February 28, 2013

Yesterday, February 27, 2013, I was invited to attend the screening of a powerful and daring documentary created by a group of young students and future filmmakers at Colby College. The title, Bicentennial: A Documentary was seen by over 100 … Continue reading →

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Largest Climate Rally in U.S. History

Posted on February 21, 2013

Bill McKibbin, founder of 350.org, organized a rally in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, February 17, 2013 to pressure President Obama into not approving the Keystone XL Pipeline. Upwards of 40,000 people attended from all over the country and Canada. The … Continue reading →

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Bruce Cumings on “Operational Control” of the South Korean Military

Posted on February 14, 2013

Most Americans are unaware of the role the U.S. Military has played in Korea since World War II. But, ever since then, the U.S. Military has had “operational control” of the Korean army that continues to this day. Bruce Cumings, … Continue reading →

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