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Psywar examines the development of propaganda and public relations in the United States, focusing on the elitist theory of democracy. It discusses the connections between war, propaganda, and class, providing a critical perspective on how these elements interact within society.
The documentary features interviews with notable scholars such as Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, and Michael Parenti. It also includes insights from John Stauber and Christopher Simpson, who contribute to the understanding of how propaganda shapes public perception and controls information, revealing the complexities of thought manipulation in modern society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn discussing propaganda.
- •Find out how media manipulation affects public perception.
- •See the connections between war and class in America.
Did You Know
•Noam Chomsky is featured as a prominent dissident scholar in the film.
•The documentary runs for 99 minutes and was released in 2010.
•Psywar includes insights from John Stauber of PR Watch.
•The film discusses the relationship between war and class in the U.S.
Perfect For
Media studies enthusiastsPolitical science studentsHistory buffs