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Noah Kulwin

Noah Kulwin

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Co-Host, Blowback

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  • About the Destination: The Brutalist and Israel

    By Noah Kulwin| Screen Slate Verified The Brutalist does not open with its eponymous architect László Tóth (Adrien Brody). Instead, the movie’s first and final moments are with Zsófia (Raffey Cassidy), Tóth’s young niece. In the film’s overture, Zsófia faces the camera while being badgered by a Hungarian border officer who concludes his spiel with the question that more or less animates the entire film: “What is your true home?

    By Noah Kulwin · Screen Slate

    Jan. 01, 2025

  • The Iraq War Remade the World in Its Grisly Image

    By Brendan James, Noah Kulwin, Daniel Denvir Verified| ZNetwork@ The failure to reckon with the people and the politics that made the Iraq War happen is one of the most tragic and significant oversights in recent history. To understand where we are today, in terms of both domestic politics and global affairs, we must understand the US invasion of Iraq — what led to it, which actors were strengthened by it, who suffered and for what purpose, and how it remade the world in its grisly image.

    By Brendan James, Noah Kulwin, Daniel Denvir Verified · ZNetwork

    Mar. 20, 2024

  • The Iraq War Remade the World in Its Grisly Image

    By Noah Kulwin, Brendan James| Jacobin Verified Interview by Daniel Denvir The failure to reckon with the people and the politics that made the Iraq War happen is one of the most tragic and significant oversights in recent history. To understand where we are today, in terms of both domestic politics and global affairs, we must understand the US invasion of Iraq — what led to it, which actors were strengthened by it, who suffered and for what purpose, and how it remade the world in its grisly image.

    By Noah Kulwin, Brendan James · Jacobin

    Mar. 20, 2024

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New York, United States