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The Occupation of the American Mind

2016 · Movie · 85 min

7.2(8)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary examines why public opinion in the United States differs from much of the world on Israel and فلسطين, focusing on how messaging, media coverage, and advocacy shape what audiences see and believe. It explores the influence of public relations on a major political conflict.

Also known as The Occupation of the American Mind: Israel's Public Relations War in the United States

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Details
Years
2016
Release date
2016-01-19
Language
English
Runtime
85 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
8.4/10 (8 votes)
Budget
$300,000
About

You may like this if you want a pointed, discussion-starting documentary about media influence and political messaging, especially if War Made Easy: How Presidents & Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death appealed to you; Not for you if you want a balanced, all-sides treatment.

Pros: thought-provoking perspective; eye-opening media critique; timely subject | Cons: one-sided approach; limited nuance; short on context

Themes

  • israel
  • palestinian-israeli conflict
  • propaganda
  • zionism
  • war propaganda
  • public relations
  • woman director
  • state of israel
  • settler colonialism
  • political propaganda

Cast & crew

  • Roger Waters

    Roger Waters

    as Narrator (voice)

  • PH

    Peter Hart

    as Self - National Coalition Against Censorship

  • Sut Jhally

    Sut Jhally

    as Self - Professor, University of Massachusetts

  • YM

    Yousef Munayyer

    as Self - US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation

  • Rula Jebreal

    Rula Jebreal

    as Self - Journalist

  • Mark Crispin Miller

    Mark Crispin Miller

    as Self - Professor, New York University

  • RK

    Rami Khouri

    as Self - Columnist, Daily Star, Beirut

  • RK

    Rashid Khalidi

    as Self - Professor, Columbia University

  • PB

    Phyllis Bennis

    as Self - Institute for Policy Studies

  • MB

    Max Blumenthal

    as Self - Journalist

Directed by Loretta Alper, Jeremy Earp