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The Truth vs. Alex Jones

2024 · Movie · R · 115 min

7.0(33)unSUB Rating

Documentary

Filmed over several years with extensive access, this documentary follows two defamation lawsuits brought by families affected by a school shooting against a media figure and his platform. Through courtroom footage and personal testimony, it examines how false claims spread online can fuel harassment and deepen grief, raising urgent questions about speech, responsibility, and accountability.

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Streaming on HBO Max.

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Details
Years
2024
Release date
2024-03-11
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
115 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.6/10 (33 votes)
About

You’ll likely be drawn in if you want an intense, real-world courtroom story about misinformation and its human cost, in the vein of Leaving Neverland; Not for you if you want a neutral debate or lighter viewing.

Pros: gripping courtroom access; emotional firsthand accounts; timely misinformation warning | Cons: limited broader context; legal steps can confuse; feels one-sided to some

Themes

  • fraud
  • defamation
  • lawsuit
  • trial
  • conspiracy theory
  • courtroom
  • school shooting
  • mass shooting
  • infowars
  • sandy hook

Cast & crew

  • Alex E. Jones

    Alex E. Jones

    as Self

  • RD

    Russell Dowden

    as Self – Radio Host, Austin TX

  • RJ

    Rob Jacobson

    as Self – InfoWars Video Editor (2004-2017)

  • JO

    Josh Owens

    as Self – InfoWars Camera Operator (2013-2017)

  • CJ

    Christopher Jordan

    as Self – InfoWars Broadcast Engineer (2013-2014)

  • MB

    Mark Barden

    as Self – Daniel's Father

  • AP

    Alissa Parker

    as Self – Emilie's Mother

  • RP

    Robbie Parker

    as Self – Emilie's Father

  • NH

    Neil Heslin

    as Self – Jesse's Father

  • DJ

    Daniel Jewiss

    as Self – Lead Investigator, CT State Police

Directed by Dan Reed