JFK Documentaries
The Men Who Killed Kennedy
"The Men Who Killed Kennedy is a video documentary series by Nigel Turner that originally aired in 1988 in England with two one-hour segments about the John F. Kennedy assassination..." - from the Google Video description
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The JFK Conspiracy
"There are three great mysteries in the United States: the Cuban Missile Crisis, Watergate, and the Assassination of John F. Kennedy. Now, in a compelling fact-based show, learn how all three were connected, how the order for one led to the other two. This is not a work of fiction, but compelling fact, hosted by none other than the legendary James Earl Jones. Learn how ordered Kennedy's death, who covered it up, and how Lee Harvey Oswald was not just a scapegoat, but a paid agent of the US Intelligence services." - from imdb.com
JFK II
"A thorough, documented, criminal indictment of George Herbert Walker Bush, establishing beyond a reasonable doubt his guilt as a supervisor in the conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy." - from the Google Video description
The JFK Assassination: The Jim Garrison Tapes
John Barbour's documentary details Jim Garrison's controversial investigation into the Kennedy murder.
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About the Film JFK
While not a documentary per se, Oliver Stone's JFK is based more on facts and on the history of the Garrison investigation than its detractors often claim. Find JFK on amazon.com, or watch on Amazon Instant Video.
JFK: The Book of the Film is both a screenplay and a footnoted reference to the content of the film. It is a great companion to the film and the controversies raised by it.
The Mary Ferrell Foundation owes a great debt to Stone's film. It was the trailer at the end of the movie, noting the millions of pages of records held in secret government files, that prompted a citizen outcry resulting in the JFK Records Act. That Act created the Assassinations Record Review Board which declassified over 5 million pages of such records. The majority of the documents available on this website are available a direct result of the JFK Records Act, and thus the impact of the film.