Arthur Miller, Elia Kazan and the Blacklist: None Without Sin

The documentary delves into the friendship and professional collaboration between Kazan and Miller, highlighting their similar political views and how their bond was tested by the events of the early 1950s. Kazan's decision to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee marked a significant turning point, as he named fellow Communist Party members, creating a rift with Miller.

Running for 120 minutes, this film is a detailed examination of the repercussions of the blacklist era and its impact on both men’s lives and careers. It features insights from notable figures including Walter Bernstein, Patricia Bosworth, and Lee Grant, adding depth to the narrative of this historical moment.