2008
160 minutes
Documentary
English
Noam Chomsky is one of the United States' leading intellectuals, a hugely influential philosopher, linguist, political activist and author, who has constantly questioned the status quo. This eye-opening documentary follows Chomsky around the globe as he lectures, campaigns and criticises, and throughout, he expounds his theory that corporate media - with specific reference to the New York Times - and governments are in collusion to influence the way people think and behave.
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Classification Contains reality footage of war atrocities including mass graves.
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