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Miss one of Worldview's commentaries on film or human rights? Transcripts of Milos Stehlik and Doug Cassel's essays are archived below.

Milos Stehlik

Stehlik is cofounder and director of Facets Multimedia, a major media arts center in Chicago. Since 1975, he's been responsible for Facets's public programs, including daily screenings of foreign and independent films and videos and the national distribution of films and videotapes. In addition to lecturing about film at area universities and colleges, Milos has served on the juries of the Chicago International Film Festival, the Great Lakes Film Festival, and the Illinois Filmmakers Festival. He has been a regular film commentator for Chicago Public Radio since 1988 and has reported for National Public Radio from the Cannes, Berlin, and Karlovy Vary International Film Festivals. Milos's international film reviews can be heard Fridays on Worldview.

2007 Film Commentaries
February
February 26	The 57th Berlin International Film Festival
February 2	The Italian
January
January 26	New Babylon
January 19	Pan's Labyrinth
January 12	The Ground Truth: After the Killing Ends
January 5	Letters from Iwo Jima
2006 Film Commentaries
December
December 22	Curse of the Golden Flower
December 18	Shut Up and Sing
December 04	Propaganda
November
November 22	Volver
November 17	Bond
November 3	Borat
October
October 20	The Queen
September
September 22	Brand Upon the Brain
September 15	Death of a President
August
August 25	Factotum
August 18	Heading South
August 11	Lemming
August 4	Michael Haneke
July
July 28	Karlovy Vary
July 7	The Road to Guantanamo
June
June 9	Radio at the Cinema: A Prairie Home Companion
June 5	Cannes Film Festival: The Award Winners
May
May 25	Cannes Film Festival—The Cayman by Nanni Moretti and Lights in the Dusk by Aki Kaurismäki
May 23	Cannes Film Festival: Flanders by Bruno Dumont and Babel by Alejandro González Iñárritu
May 22	Cannes Film Festival: Volver by Pedro Almodovar and Hamaca Paraguaya by Paz Encina
May 19	Cannes Film Festival: Lou Ye’s Summer Palace and Ken Loach’s The Wind That Shakes the Barley
May 17	Cannes Film Festival: The Da Vinci Code as Fast Food Film
May 12	Cristi Puiu's Death of Mr. Lazarescu
April
April 28	Global Education: Class Life— Experimental German School on Film
April 14	L'Enfant
March
March 30	Global Activism:Sexual Violence and Conflict on Film
March 17	EU Film Festival: Fallen, Fred Kelemen; Ruins, Januz Burger
March 10	Sex, Honor, and Shame: Sexual Violence and Conflict on Film

February
February 24	Jean Renoir’s The River
February 17	Michael Winterbottom's Road to Guantanamo
February 3	Romany in Film
January
January 27	Michael Haneke’s Cache
January 20	Europe Takes on The New World
January 6	The Future of Film


2005 Film Commentaries
December
December 16	Brokeback Mountain
December 9	Memoirs of a Geisha
December 2	How the French Keep Domestic Cinema Alive
November
November 18	Antonioni's The Passenger
September
September 23	European Filmmakers' View of America
September 16	Violence and the Western
August
August 12	Ingmar Bergman's Farewell Film

Doug Cassel

Cassel is director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights at the University of Notre Dame Law School. From 1992 to 1993, Doug was special counsel to the United Nations Commission on the Truth for El Salvador. He has also served as a consultant on human rights to the U.S. State Department and the Organization of American States. Doug's commentaries may be heard most Wednesdays on Worldview.

2007 Human RightsCommentaries
February
February 22	Drones and Extrajudicial Killings
January
January 31	God’s Human Rights Lawyer—Father Robert Drinan
January 17	Guantanamo Prisoners: “First, Let’s Punish All the Lawyers”
January 3	“Saddam: How Not to Try a Tyrant”
2006 Human RightsCommentaries
December
December 15	Human Rights: Candor from the Departing UN Secretary-General
November
November 29	Prohibiting Propaganda: Pointless or Pernicious
November 21	Congo: Turning Point?
October
October 13	Darfur: No Time to Delay Action
October 5	Pursuing Peace with Justice: Lessons from Uganda
September
September 27	Senator McCain’s Compromise: Unconscionable Military Trials
September 20	Offending Islam
September 6	Trying Terrorists
June
June 22	Similarities in Chinese and American Justice
April
April 17	Seven Principles of International Law
April 5	Prosecuting Charles Taylor: The Hague as Safety Valve
March
March 8	More Countries Embrace U.N. Convention to End Discrimination Against Women
March 1	Dubai Uproar is Just Politics
February
February 8	Bush Administration Defends Warrant-less Wiretapping Program
February 2	How to Prevent Racism from Becoming Genocide
January
January 26	Russia Thwarts International Human Rights Body
2005 Human Rights Commentaries
November
November 16	The Senate: Making a Mess of Guantanamo
November 9	Peru's Fujimori: Return of the Prodigal President?
October
October 26	Senator John McCain: Protecting Prisoners- Theirs and Ours
October 19	Indicting War Criminals: Good Start, Long Road Ahead
October 5	Countering Terrorism: American and European Approaches
September
September 28	Why Not Torture?
September 21	Bolton’s U.N. Debut: Falling Flat
September 14	Justice Roberts: Open to the World?
September 7	New Orleans: A View From Afar
August
August 25	Pat Robertson vs. Hugo Chavez
July
July 13	Colombia—Amnesty for Paramilitaries and Guerrillas
June
June 30	Italy—CIA Agents Wanted
June 16	Argentina Repeals Junta Immunity
June 8	Echoes of Genghis Khan
June 2	Bush Labels Amnesty International Accusations “Absurd”
May
May 25	The Judicial Filibuster—How Other Democracies Protect Minority Rights
May 18	Kicking the Koran: Pentagon Spin Control
March
March 9	The United States: Wrong Man for the United Nations
March 3	Abolishing the Juvenile Death Penalty: Paying Attention to the World

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