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Excellent Documentaries by Emile de Antonio

1968: America is Hard to See, 1970, directed by Emile de Antonio, reproduced in 1988 with additional commentary by de Antonio, 101 minutes

A slice of life from the late 1960s

Millhouse, a White Comedy, directed by Emile de Antonio, 1971, 93 minutes

About Richard Millhouse Nixon, made before Watergate.

Mr. Hoover and I, directed by Emile de Antonio, 1989, 90 minutes

About de Antonio's experiences with the FBI and its former boss J. Edgar Hoover.

Point of Order, directed by Emile de Antonio, 1963, 97 minutes

Composed of footage from the Army-McCarthy herarings in the 1950s.

Rush to Judgement, directed by Emile de Antonio, with Mark Lane, based on the book by Lane of the same name, 1966, 110 minutes

Forget the splashy JFK by Oliver Stone. Watch Mark Lane try to track down the actual events surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Underground, directed by Emile de Antonio, 1976, 88 minutes

A big interview with the Weather Underground, who attempted to blow up the White House in the hope that it would help usher in the Revolution.

Vietnam: In the Year of the Pig, directed by Emile de Antonio, 1968, 103 minutes

About the Vietnam War.

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