New Releases by Oliver Stone

Ranging from 1981 to 1997, the 15 conversations featured in this collection reveal a man frustrated by what he sees as the hypocrisies of American politics, of conservatism, and of the Hollywood film industry. Though the subjects of "Nixon, JFK, Born on the 4th of July, The Doors", and "Heaven and Earth" are rooted in the turbulent 1960s, Stone as interviewee and filmmaker is firmly entrenched in the present. Film stills.

El resultado es esta esplndida novela, en gran medida autobiogrfica, donde el joven Oliver, atrapado entre las fuertes personalidades de su padre americano y su madre francesa, huye hacia delante: al horror de los campos de batalla en Vietnam, a los prostbulos del Lejano Oriente, a los rincones ms recnditos de los barcos mercantes. El protagonista viaja en busca de respuestas y se encuentra con un paisaje infernal, sembrado de ms dudas y preguntas.

American anti-hero Oliver Stone joins the literary canon with this bold tale of an alienated youth who takes to the road on an odyssey to hell.

Provides the complete script for JFK, which details the investigation into President Kennedy''s assassination, and includes reponses and comments about the film, and official reports and documentation

JFK, la impactante película de Oliver Stone sobre los disparos que se escucharon alrededor del mundo y el misterio que los rodea, es una de las cintas más provocativas de todos los tiempos. Además de ser un éxito de taquilla, aclamada por la crítica y premiada, jugó un importante papel en el debate nacional que culminó con la aprobación del Acta de Revelación de Material de Asesinato, 1992. El director y coescritor, Stone, añadió 17 minutos de filmación a la película ganadora de Premios de la Academia, para esta exclusiva edición DVD, lo cual aporta más emoción al mosaico de la turbulenta investigación de Jim Garrison acerca del asesinato de John F. Kennedy

The screenplays of Platoon--the most acclaimed movie about the Vietnam war--and of Salvador, a hard-hitting portrayal of the civil war in Salvador, also an Oscar nominee. Illustrated with movie stills.

Unfilmed screenplay. Signed by Oliver Stone.

Now adapted into graphic novel format—the “riveting, eye-opening, and thought-provoking” (The Guardian) New York Times bestselling companion to the critically acclaimed Showtime documentary about the largely unknown true rise and decline of the American empire. Since its initial publication in 2012, the New York Times bestselling companion to the critically acclaimed Showtime documentary by award-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone and renowned historian Peter Kuznick has been translated into more than twenty languages, updated in 2019 to include new material, and published in a two-volume set for young readers, with its source material airing around the world. Now in beautifully inked graphic novel format, this adaptation of the modern classic breathes new life into key moments: from the rise of the American empire; to the madness of the apocalyptic nuclear age; and to the disastrous wars in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and beyond. Adapted by comics writer Scott Cunningham and illustrated by Hugo Award–winning cartoonist Steve Stiles and veteran comics artist Jim Fern, this fresh retelling of Stone and Kuznick’s riveting masterpiece boldly confronts the powerful forces at work behind an often half-told American history.

The true story of a young American tourist who, busted for smuggling drugs, is sentenced to 30 years in a Trukish gaol. Forced to endure immense brutality, he realises he will die unless he escapes, or in prison jargon, "catches the midnight express."

Cheated by a prostitute and her pimp in Mexico, college student Eric Welles is arrested at the U.S. border for drugs. A judge remands him to the U.S. Marine Corps and he ends up in Vietnam. He fights there, losing an arm, and his innocence. Before coming home, he falls in love with a Vietnamese prostitute in Saigon. Once discharged, Eric attempts to return to his parent''s home but, instead, becomes immersed in a combination of fantasy and a hypnotic set of adventures that lead him back to Mexico in search of the hooker and pimp that got him in trouble before Vietnam. The tale ends with him killing the pimp, kidnapping the prostitute, and, ultimately, dying himself at the hands of the Mexican police, at the very place on the border where his life went bad the first time. -- Unproduced