FBI contre Hollywood

This documentary runs for 59 minutes and uses FBI case information to examine the oppressive atmosphere during McCarthyism that affected filmmakers and the film industry. It reveals the mechanisms behind the censorship and fear that plagued Hollywood at the time.

Featuring notable figures like Kirk Douglas and Abraham Polonsky, the film presents first-hand accounts and insights into the struggles faced by artists in a politically charged environment. The exploration of this dark chapter in American cinema provides a profound understanding of how political forces can shape artistic expression.