Release, runtime and language

2017 · 80 min · English

Directed by

Charlie Siskel

In 1970, William Powell’s controversial book, "The Anarchist Cookbook," became a catalyst for activism, but its impact would later deeply affect him. As the counterculture movement evolved, Powell’s creation was linked to acts of anti-government violence and domestic terrorism. Years later, Powell looks back on his past, grappling with the unintended consequences of his words and the profound effect they had on the world and his own life.