Millhouse

Emile de Antonio's "Millhouse" focuses on Richard Nixon, presenting a critical analysis of his actions and persona. The documentary utilizes a blend of archival footage and commentary to highlight Nixon's self-promotion and the contradictions within his public image.

Through key moments in Nixon's political life, including the Alger Hiss case and the infamous "Checkers" speech, the film exposes the darker aspects of his character. It also addresses Nixon's attacks on opponents, such as Helen Gahagan Douglas, showcasing the lengths he would go to maintain power. This documentary serves as a significant political critique from the early 1970s, making it relevant for collectors interested in political history and documentary filmmaking.