Retreat from Beirut

This documentary runs for 58 minutes and features Frontline correspondent William Greider as he investigates the implications of the American military presence in Lebanon. The film examines the tragic events surrounding the deaths of 241 Marines and reflects on the broader questions of sacrifice and purpose in military engagements.

As a documentary, it presents a thought-provoking commentary on the consequences of foreign intervention and the decision-making processes involved. Collectors of documentary films will find value in its historical context and the unique perspective it offers on the American military's actions during that era. The film's exploration of peacekeeping efforts and the human cost of war makes it a significant entry in the documentary genre.