Watch the classic 1964 satirical black comedy film about nuclear war and Cold War paranoia
A mute cleaner falls for an amphibian man held in a Cold War lab.
A Brooklyn insurance lawyer negotiates a Cold War prisoner swap on a bridge in Berlin.
An East German soldier planted in the West German army; the Cold War as pop.
Robert McNamara's eleven lessons on Vietnam and Cuba; Errol Morris's Interrotron interview.
Two KGB sleeper agents as a Virginia couple in the Reagan years; the best spy series.
A son fakes the survival of East Germany for his mother after her coma; the Berlin Wall comedy.
A pianist and a singer across the Iron Curtain from 1949 to 1964, in black-and-white square frames.
Gary Oldman as George Smiley hunts a mole in 1970s MI6; le Carre at his best on film.
A boy and a giant robot in Cold War Maine; "Superman".
Pod people replace a Californian town; the Cold War paranoia film that still works.
A brainwashed war hero, a Queen of Diamonds and a political assassination; paranoia in 1962.
A Stasi officer listens to a playwright's flat and slowly changes sides.
Two chess grandmasters, one Soviet and one defector, in a Geneva title match.
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