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| Hend Ayoub | ... | ||
| Becky Ann Baker | ... |
Eleanor Drake
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| Brian Boland | ... |
Larry Stafford
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| Michael Reilly Burke | ... |
Robert H. Maguire
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| Patricia Buckley | ... |
Dawn Newton
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| Seena Jon | ... |
Samir Masri
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| Robert Mangiardi | ... |
Greg Turner
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| Neko Parham | ... |
Casey Claybon
(as M. Neko Parham)
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| Jay Patterson | ... |
Sam McCarthy
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| Chavez Ravine | ... |
Marianne Claybon
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| Christian Stolte | ... |
John Rucinski
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| James Urbaniak | ... |
Dr. James Pearn
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| Jay Whittaker | ... |
Frank Molini
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| Patrick Clear | ... |
Adam Brock
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David Girolmo | ... |
Spokesman
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Years after the assassination of President George W. Bush in Chicago, an investigative documentary examines that as-yet-unsolved crime.
That Bush was assassinated in this film isn't really the issue. The real issue in this film is the sequence of events that the assassination set in motion. It's about how the current state of national fear and paranoia could produce the results that the film depicts in the AFTERMATH of the fictional assassination. It's about how contradictory evidence is suppressed or ignored, stereotypes are reinforced, rights are willingly surrendered by a frightened public, and hatred is stoked. It's about how a mere tidbit of dubious information (the questionable smudged fingerprint) can be hyped by politicians with an agenda into international confrontation. The film was an excellent and insightful commentary on the current state of political affairs in the United States, and I recommend it highly.