| Hearts & Minds - The Criterion Collection | |||||
| Criterion (1974) | |||||
| Documentary | |||||
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| Clark Clifford | Himself | |
| George Coker | Himself | |
| Kay Dvorshock | Herself | |
| Daniel Ellsberg | Himself | |
| Randy Floyd | Himself | |
| Georges Bidault | Himself | |
| J. William Fulbright | Himself | |
| Brian Holden | Himself | |
| Robert Muller | Himself | |
| Khanh Nguyen | Himself | |
| Walt Rostow | Himself | |
| William C. Westmoreland | Himself | |
| Chi Minh Ho | Himself | |
| Bob Hope | Himself | |
| Lyndon Johnson | Himself |
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| Producer | Bert Schneider
Henry Lange |
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| Cinematography | Richard Pearce
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"An extraordinary move." -The New York Times Peter Davis' landmark documentary Hearts And Minds unflinchingly confronts the Untied States' involvement in Vietnam. Using a wealth of sources -- from interviews to newsreels to documentary footage of the conflict at home and abroad -- Davis constructs a powerfully affecting portrait of the disastrous effects of war. Explosive, persuasive and shocking, Hearts And Minds is an overwhelming emotional experience and the controversial winner of the 1974 Academy Award® for Best Documentary. |
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