JFK: What The Doctors Saw

Director Barbara Shepard constructs the narrative like a courtroom deposition, where each witness is an expert. She relies on archival photographs and diagrams as physical evidence, clinically annotated by the doctors. The film explores the weight of sixty years of silence, lingering in the pauses between their precise, technical descriptions.

What lingers after viewing is not just new data, but the palpable distress of professionals whose medical observations were sidelined by history. The official story cracks under the weight of their collective, consistent testimony. — MovieFinder Editorial