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Former President Jimmy Carter and others discuss the historic 1978 Camp David Accords between the leaders of Egypt and Israel, relating behind-the-scenes negotiations that took place.
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Gary Goldstein Los Angeles Times 10/14/2011
4/5
Packed with impressive archival footage and rare interviews with dozens of the era's participants and observers, the film remains all too timely given the conflicts that continue to plague the Middle East. Go to Full Review Daniel M. Gold New York Times 09/15/2011
3.5/5
A well-reported history of the Camp David talks, the events that led to them, and the difficult negotiations that followed to forge the peace treaty that was signed the next spring. Go to Full Review Michelle Orange Village Voice 09/13/2011
Human characters emerge from photo ops and heroes from the shadows. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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10/18/2011 Horrible one-sided tripe, somehow made to salvage a pathetic "legacy" of Jimmy ("Yeah, the JC stands for Jesus Christ") Carter See more Read all reviews
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Harry Hunkele

Director

Jonathan Hicks

Screenwriter

Harry Hunkele

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Matthew Tollin

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Arick Wierson

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Harry Hunkele

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Synopsis Former President Jimmy Carter and others discuss the historic 1978 Camp David Accords between the leaders of Egypt and Israel, relating behind-the-scenes negotiations that took place.
Director
Harry Hunkele
Producer
Harry Hunkele
Screenwriter
Jonathan Hicks, Harry Hunkele, Matthew Tollin, Arick Wierson
Distributor
Fisher Klingenstein Films
Production Co
Channel Production Films
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 16, 2011, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Apr 3, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA)
$11.5K
Runtime
1h 42m
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