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Theater of War (2008)

A behind-the-scenes look at The Public Theater's production of Bertolt Brecht's "Mother Courage" that examines the playwright's life and ideas.

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Sam T 19 Oct 2010

The film provides invaluable context for one of the most thought provoking plays of all time.

Roger Ebert 01 Apr 2009

All of this makes an interesting, if not gripping, film about the play, the playwright and the lead-up work to a stage production. It also leaves me wanting a great deal more.

David M 14 Jan 2011

An introduction to Brecht, the roots of contemporary theater, and Marxism. Fascinating, but not terribly well put together or even that engaging, unless any of the above fascinate you on their own.

David Edelstein 29 Dec 2008

As a onetime dramaturg and Brechtian, I enjoyed the chin-wags and the glimpses of Streep in rehearsal--especially her quivering admission that she can't bear the thought of anyone seeing her process.

Carolina Benalcázar 16 Mar 2018

The trauma of the past is expressed in the woundedness of the present and through this expression finds a type of sanctuary.