Regis Tremblay
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In this film, I document a historical and factual account of why America hates Russia and President Putin, beginning with Harry S. Truman dropping the Atomic bombs on Japan in 1945 to show Stalin and the Soviet Union "who was boss." It continued at its height with Ronald Reagan calling it the "Red Menace," "the evil empire," and a "godless nation." Every president since has demonized Russia, and since he was elected president of Russia in 2000, Vladimir Putin. The fact is, Russia is a peace-loving country and Russians only want the same things we want for our families: love, security, and a prosperous life. Russians, who lost 27 million people in WWII, more than all of the allied countries combined, abhor war and want peace and harmony between all nations.— Regis Tremblay
| Editor's Note: Due to a variety of underhanded tricks, including shadowbanning, and in some cases sudden, no-appeal account deletions by Google (YouTube), Facebook, and other major social media platforms, these films have received ridiculously small viewership. It is now up to you to push back against this illegitimate censorship by circulating them as widely as you can among friends, kin and workmates. It is not easy, granted, but it can and should be done. An undefended freedom doesn't last too long. |
The Ghosts of Jeju
[English audio; Russian captioned]
My first feature documentary after visiting Jeju Island, S. Korea, in 2012. This film has been translated into 7 languages, all by volunteers, including Russian and Mandarin. I was so moved and angered by what my country had done there in 1946, before the "Korean War," that my life changed and was set on a new trajectory. This film is a must-see.—Regis Tremblay
This is the award-winning film, The Ghosts of Jeju. I went to Jeju Island, S. Korea in 2012 to document a lengthy nonviolent, peaceful protest against the construction of a large naval base to accommodate Obama's "Pivot to Asia." The base was destroying a 500 year old farming and fishing village on a pristine coastline. What I discovered made me cry and angry at what my country had done on this island immediately after WWII and before the Korean conflict. Beginning on April 3, 1946, the United States Military Government of Korea trained, equipped what they called a Constabulary and commanded their actions which led to the massacre of as many as 60,000 unarmed peasants who were seeking freedom and the right to self-determination. As the US has done with every insurgency anywhere in the world is to react with overwhelming force. This is a historical documentary, using previously classified photos and film, that exposed not only the massacre, but America's goal of full spectrum dominance of the planet.
ADDENDUM
Instead of attaching an "about the author box" as usual, we are offering here an illuminating video made by Deborah Armstrong that speaks volumes about Regis Tremblay's activist trajectory.
Regis Tremblay - raw interview April 2023
This is my raw interview with Regis Tremblay, an award-winning documentary filmmaker from the United States, who now lives in Russia. You can read more about him here: https://medium.com/@deborahlarmstrong...
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