In The Year Of The Pig (1968)
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Synopsis: Celebrated and controversial documentary filmmaker Emile de Antonio made IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG, criticizing American involvement in the Vietnam War, during the height of its intensification in... Celebrated and controversial documentary filmmaker Emile de Antonio made IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG, criticizing American involvement in the Vietnam War, during the height of its intensification in 1968. Like his other constructed documentaries, de Antonio takes newsreel and archival footage, along with existing interviews, and uses them to explore the history of Vietnam between the Second World War and the civil war that America would become involved with. Using the very words of those who escalated the conflict against them, de Antonio's film condemns the American involvement in the war by providing disturbing footage of its terrible consequences. IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG is the forerunner to the political documentaries of the George W. Bush period. [More]
Starring: Harry S. Ashmore, Kenneth P. Landon, George S. Patton
Starring: Harry S. Ashmore, Kenneth P. Landon, George S. Patton
Director: Emile De Antonio
Director: Emile De Antonio
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