The Panama Deception

The Panama Deception examines the 1989 invasion of Panama, presenting an alternative perspective on the reasons behind the military action. It argues that the invasion was not primarily about protecting American soldiers or restoring democracy, but rather about enforcing US interests after Manuel Noriega's usefulness had diminished. This documentary features a runtime of 91 minutes and showcases the insights of various experts and witnesses.

As a historically significant documentary, The Panama Deception won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 1993. It offers a critical look at US foreign policy and military intervention, making it relevant for discussions around war and history. The film is available on DVD, appealing to collectors interested in documentaries that challenge mainstream narratives and highlight underrepresented viewpoints.