Watching Oliver Stone's W. spurred me to revisit the director's 1991 film JFK. I wanted to remind myself what an important film Stone could make when he was taking risks, or at least was presenting a provocative interpretation of events that we thought we understood.
JFK remains a deeply disturbing film that encourages us to think big and dig beneath the familiar surface. Stone stormed the formidable barricades around an assassination story that has become encrusted in orthodoxy over the...
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