Mini-série
4 épisodes · 2021
Trente ans après la sortie de son film « JFK » (1991), le cinéaste Oliver Stone passe en revue les preuves récemment déclassifiées de l'assassinat du président John F. Kennedy, qui a eu lieu à Dallas le 22 novembre 1963.
1Chapter One
Oliver Stone gives background on the Assassination Records Review Board, created by an act of Congress following the controversy of his 1991 film, JFK, and explores the aftermath of President Kennedy’s assassination.
2Chapter Two
Oliver Stone highlights bizarre anomalies in the medical evidence and key differences between the Warren Commission conclusions and the eyewitness testimonies of the doctors who tried to save Kennedy.
3Chapter Three
Oliver Stone examines Kennedy’s autopsy, from the inexperienced doctor who burns his notes, to the autopsy photographer who claims that he did not take all the photos, indicating that alterations has been made on key details.
4Chapter Four
Oliver Stone examines new evidence surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald and his associations with groups tied to the CIA.