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All Critics (9) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (2)
Anti-Army propaganda rather than a balanced piece of reporting.
[Hidden in Plain Sight] brings together material from several politically engaged films about the government's activity in Latin America, creating a sort of anthology of atrocity.
Compelling.
A worthy title for cable nets scheduling hard-hitting documentary fare.
Won't sway anyone on the right, and for those on the left, in its narrow aim of tripping up General LeMoyne and his ilk, it is frustratingly naive.
An informative and necessary political documentary.
The evidence [Smihula's] well-researched documentary presents -- including on-camera horror stories told by those who claim personal victimization by SOA graduates -- is, to say the least, troubling.
Hidden in Plain Sight is a hard-hitting documentary about the U.S. Army's School of the Americas.
If you're one of those Americans who can't find enough reasons to be pissed off at our government, here's another one for ya.
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