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footage of McNamara’s years at Ford.
Errol Morris’ latest documentary is a brilliant, nuanced examination of McNamara’s career. Its intellectual, moral and political complexity have a resonance now more relevant than ever in understanding the dilemmas created by the, rise of the U.S. to the position of unique world superpower.
Says Morris of his subject,, “I can’t help but admire Robert McNamara. Whether it’s futile, misguided, or self-serv-! ing, here is a man who devoted himself to trying to mitigate or prevent war, a man who was! involved in creating the limit-; ed test ban treaty, a man who has advocated the creation of an international court to adju-! dicate war crimes. I really admire him.”
“Fog of War” is rated PG-13! and contains verbal (accounts; and documentary footage of war, tragedy and destruction.! Run time is 107 minutes.
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