Ignored by the media and undermined by Nixon, Winter Soldier remains a vital snapshot of the counterculture era.
By Ian Mantgani
Charles Ferguson’s mammoth chronicle of President Nixon’s downfall manages to be at once too detailed and too superficial.
The trade in illegal drugs between Latin America and the US has been a favoured subject for mainstream filmmakers for decades.
By Elena Lazic
A lack of contextual depth and contrasting acting styles undermines this offbeat apolitical comedy.
By Taylor Burns
Robert Altman’s Secret Honor contains the single greatest portrayal of the disgraced former US President.
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