"The Trials of Henry Kissinger" - sundance channel Labor Day 7 pm edt/4pm

[eablair3]

I posted last week on this, but perhaps there aren't too many interested in it. Thought I'd post again.

The film "The Trial of Henry Kissinger" is going to be shown on the Sundance Channel today at 7 pm EDT and 4 pm PDT.

http://sundancechannel.com/

The Trials of Henry Kissinger

directed by Eugene Jarecki

YEAR
2002

80 MINS, B&W

Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, one of the most influential statesmen of modern times, Henry Kissinger seems assured of his place in history. Yet, in this controversial and eye-opening documentary from Eugene Jarecki and Alex Gibney, journalist Christopher Hitchens makes the case that Kissinger is nothing less than a war criminal, directly responsible for prolonging the Vietnam War and masterminding the secret bombing of Cambodia and the coup of Chile's President Allende. "An indispensable primer on U.S. foreign policy" - Village Voice. (2002) TVPG (AC, V) (1:20) CCAP/Stereo/Letterbox

[Karmadillo]

1. Thanks much for the heads up n/t

n/t

[RainDog]

2. will be showing in my town this fall

so I've been told. I don't get the Sundance channel, unfortunately.

[eablair3]

3. check it out

when it comes to your area, be sure to check it out. I saw once already when it was in the theater. There was enough info in it that I wanted to see it again, and have been looking forward to this showing.

[maggrwaggr]

4. cool!

I'm there. Thanks for the notice

[Lydia Leftcoast]

5. And for more film listings

see my feature Movies for Democrats, updated weekly or semiweekly if possible in the Meeting Room. The Trials of Henry Kissinger is on this week's list.