Wow! Nothing means more in a docudrama than accuracy. This history lesson has it in spades. From beginning to end, it presents the evidence fact after fact at a break-neck, action-flick pace. Especiallly noteworthy, the scene where the real Oswald stopped off on his way to Curacao. What a blast!
In every aspect, it show the artistry and craftsmanship of the film professionals who created it. I only wish that Jack had gotten to see it before his second untimely death. And Oswald too.
A personal note... This classic historical document is special to me because I actually spent one wonderful fun-filled summer on the island with Jack and Marilyn. Talk about memories.
As a previous comment mentioned, don't miss the writer/director's other great docudrama, "The Path to 9/11". But don't forget: you gotta take it the way it gives it---with a great sense of humor.
In every aspect, it show the artistry and craftsmanship of the film professionals who created it. I only wish that Jack had gotten to see it before his second untimely death. And Oswald too.
A personal note... This classic historical document is special to me because I actually spent one wonderful fun-filled summer on the island with Jack and Marilyn. Talk about memories.
As a previous comment mentioned, don't miss the writer/director's other great docudrama, "The Path to 9/11". But don't forget: you gotta take it the way it gives it---with a great sense of humor.
