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Chicago 10

2007 · Movie · R · 110 min · ★ 5.8 · 75% critics

DocumentaryAnimationHistoryWar

This documentary looks back at the anti-war protest trial that followed the 1968 Democratic National Convention, using a mix of archival footage, animation, and music. It focuses on the clash between political dissent, public unrest, and the courtroom battle that followed.

Also known as Chicago 10: Speak Your Peace

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Details
Years
2007
Release date
2008-02-29
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
110 min
Max quality
HD
Critic score
75/100
TMDB rating
5.8/10 (17 votes)
About

You may like this if you’re drawn to politically charged documentaries that revisit real unrest and public debate, especially if LA 92 or The War on Democracy worked for you; Not for you if you want light entertainment or a neutral tone.

Pros: timely political themes; inventive mixed-media approach; strong historical focus | Cons: heavy subject matter; talky trial sections; specific political angle

Themes

  • chicago, illinois
  • vietnam war
  • black panther party
  • national guard
  • riot
  • counter-culture
  • tear gas
  • adult animation
  • government conspiracy
  • riot police
  • obscenity
  • federal government
  • +16 more

Cast & crew

Directed by Brett Morgen