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The Network (2005) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Network about?

The Network is a documentary. Marion True, the former curator for antiquities at California's Getty Museum, faced charges in 2005 for criminal conspiracy. She was accused of involvement in a trade of archaeological treasures. The trial took place in Rome and drew significant media attention. True's case reflects a widespread ethical crisis affecting major museums globally. It highlights ongoing issues within the antiquities trade and the challenges of provenance in art collection. The documentary runs for 82 minutes.

When was The Network released?

The Network was released in 2005.

How long is The Network?

The Network has a runtime of 82 minutes.

What genre is The Network?

The Network is classified as Society.