The JFK Assassination: Historic Documentary Footage

Poignantly narrated by James Earl Jones: this transferring documentary movie, JFK: The Day the Nation Cried, seems to be again on the exceptional life and dying of John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1917-1963): the thirty fifth President of the US of America. The story is advised by beforehand unseen and uncommon video footage, in addition to house motion pictures (Camelot, and the household compound of Hyannis Port), and unique historic videotape from WFAA, the Dallas station whose studios are situated so close to the notorious grassy knoll the place the JFK was shot. Woven all through the historic footage are recollections from Gerald Ford: Coretta Scott King: Tip O’Neil: Peter, Paul and Mary: Isaac Stern: Arthur Schlesinger Jr.: Ted Kennedy: and plenty of others, all remembering the person who so deeply touched their lives. JFK’s triumphs, failures, inspirations, and contributions to our historical past are all aptly lined and mentioned on this expansive, award-winning DVD documentary.