Oliver Stone: JFK (1991)

Film (color, sound) 188 min. USA

"In terms of ambition, construction, and tension there is nothing in contemporary American cinema quite like JFK. With this film, Stone does not so much as rewrite history as create one. Stone does not subscribe to the findings of the Warren Commission, and posits a "countermyth" that he believes is not only plausible, but also an accurate reflection of the ‘spiritual meaning of the [Kennedy] assassination.’"

-The Museum of Modern Art, "Oliver Stone Receives Mid-Career Retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art". Press Release, aug. 2000

-Screened at MoMA as a part of "Oliver Stone, Filmmaker".

-Image scanned from "Modern Contemporary: Art at MoMA since 1980".