JFK
Oliver Stone’s JFK recreates a time in history both tragic and inspiring to its audiance. The author/filmmaker tries to say that there is something corrupt in the way our government works, and many people can get away with anything they please, including murdering the president and covering it up. There is something inherently wrong, and indeed frightening, in the very prospect of this idea. Conspiracy theories and scandals run rampant in society, which fueled Jim Garrisson to question what the authorities had told him about the death of John F. Kennedy. Mostly based on truth and with a star studded cast, JFK inspires the viewer to question authority and makes them feel the need to change what’s wrong with the world. The story follows the process and the eventual case that Jim Garrison builds against certain government officials in the assassination of JFK. He uncovers the faults in the records of the death, and tells the public and media of his findings. He figures out how impossible is was for Oswald to kill the president and formulates his theory on more than one killer. He then plots how in order for everything to work out the way it did, the person who instigated the tragedy must have an immense amount of
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Approximate Word count = 1003
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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