Death Of A President

The assassination of the most powerful leader in the free world is examined in this controversial mockumentary from British filmmaker Gabriel Range. Years after the assassination of President George W. Bush in Chicago, an investigative documentary examines that as-yet-unsolved crime.
Winner of 2007 International Emmy Award for TV Movie/Mini-Series
Nominated for 2007 BAFTA TV Award for Best Visual Effects
"Every thinking person should see DEATH OF A PRESIDENT." - Peter Howell, The Toronto Star
"This convincingly staged television "documentary" falls into a tradition of fictionalized British films... that use nonfiction techniques to explore contemporary social and political issues... Most of all, DEATH OF A PRESIDENT is electrifying drama." - Jim Emerson, RogerEbert.com
Comments (3)
Wish fulfillment or fantasy speculation? Well done and timely in the Trump era with its utter lack of moral or ethical standards.
thought provoking and intelligent. points made in film even more applicable today, unfortunately.
Assassinations solve nothing; there's always another American war criminal waiting for his or her turn to wage war in the name of "freedom." Well worth watching.