Sir! No Sir! Poster
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Release Date: April 7th, 2006

DVD Release Date: December 19th, 2006

Not Yet Rated|1 hr 25 min

Plot Summary
In this documentary, celebrities such as Jane Fonda join their voices with veterans and soldiers to recount the largely suppressed antiwar movement that occurred within the United States military over the course of the Vietnam War. Using archival news footage and contemporary interviews with Vietnam veterans, the film discusses the G.I.s' growing distrust of the war and details the U.S. Army's swift, severe and often secret response to the expression of antiwar sentiments within its ranks.

Director: David Zeiger

Genres: Documentary

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  • 70
    Michael RechtshaffenThe Hollywood Reporter

    Narrated by Troy Garity, whose mother, Jane Fonda, candidly discusses her involvement in the movement that seems to have faded from the collective conscience in the intervening years, the film does a commendable job in providing enlightenment. show more

  • 88
    Steven ReaPhiladelphia Inquirer

    A riveting documentary. show more

  • 100
    Ken FoxTV Guide Magazine

    Zieger's thoroughly researched film is a vital reminder that beginning in the mid-'60s, a few conscience-stricken military individuals -- including dermatologist Dr. Howard Levy, sickened by cynical attempts to win Vietnamese "hearts and minds" through medical treatment, and Navy nurse Susan Schnall, who wore her uniform to a civilian antiwar demonstration -- actively and openly voiced peace sentiments. show more

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