Release, runtime and language

2007 · 83 min · English

Directed by

Robert Stone

Ten years after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the nation grapples with the complex interplay of fact and fiction surrounding his death. This documentary explores the enduring controversy through interviews with prominent figures like Norman Mailer, Gary Hart, Tom Hayden, and Mark Lane. It examines how the event and the subsequent investigations deeply impacted American politics and culture, revealing the lasting wounds and anxieties that continue to resonate.