Waco, the Big Lie

About This Movie

Waco, the Big Lie dives deep into the Waco siege, presenting a unique, often unsettling perspective on the events that unfolded. Directed by Linda Thompson, this documentary relies heavily on video analysis, which gives it a raw, immediate feel. The pacing is quite deliberate, letting you absorb the tension and complexities of the situation. The film's atmosphere is thick with a sense of urgency and unease, making it hard to look away. Thompson's handling of the material is intriguing; she raises questions about truth and narrative. It's not just another documentary; it feels more like a pulse on a fractured moment in American history, exploring themes of faith, government authority, and public perception.

First film about the Waco siege · Video-based analysis adds a unique lens · Raises questions about truth and narrative