The Public's Right to Know
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About This Movie
The Public's Right to Know is a 1974 documentary that explores the complexities of censorship through the lens of filmmaker Kenneth Griffith. This film dives into the challenges faced when two of Griffith's works were banned, featuring notable interviews with prominent figures in journalism and film.
This film is somewhat elusive in terms of availability, having seen limited releases over the years, which certainly adds to its collector appeal. Most copies are found in older VHS formats, with few DVD releases, making it a bit of a treasure hunt for enthusiasts. The documentary's focus on censorship and Griffith's personal stakes offers a unique perspective that resonates with many collectors interested in political and historical narratives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of The Public's Right to Know?
The Public's Right to Know is a documentary.
Who directed The Public's Right to Know?
The documentary was directed by Kenneth Griffith.
What year was The Public's Right to Know released?
The Public's Right to Know was released in 1974.
Who are some notable figures featured in the documentary?
Notable figures in the documentary include Morley Safer, Peter O'Toole, and Jeremy Isaacs.
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