The Most Dangerous Man in America

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Theatrical Release Date:

01/29/2010

Run Time:

93min.

Starring:

Daniel Ellsberg , Patricia Marx Ellsberg , Richard Falk , Thomas Schelling , Tom Oliphant

Director(s):

Rick Goldsmith , Judith Ehrlich

MPAA Rating:

Not Rated

Genre(s):

Documentary,Epic and Historical,Special Interest

Plot: In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg, a top military strategist working for the RAND Corporation, leaked a 7,000 page document known as the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times. Read More

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Fantastic. I wish everyone could see it---especially in light of the wiki-leaks.

July 27, 2010

LindaMitchellCPA

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This is the single most important film of our time --- An absolutely must see film. The Most Dangerous Man in America puts war fully into question in a way that the American people and the world nee... d so critically at this moment in history---to decide on a path and really examine our true motivations for war. We need to decide if we are going to continue our injustices around the world or if we can become aware of the truth of US Acts and decide that this is not in our best interests or the interests of our fellow human beings around the world. This movie begs the question. Full Review

February 22, 2010

ohmind007

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This film is brilliant and informative about one of the most critical periods of American history. Ellsberg is a model of courage and a true patriot. This is a must see for anyone ************ the m... eaning of citizenship. Even if you disagree with Ellsbergs position, his integrity is beyond reproach. Full Review

October 8, 2009

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