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Clean Cuts: Kennedy Modernism on Screen

March 1, 2015June 25, 2015 • J.D. Connor

(Originally published March 2015 in Film and the American Presidency, Jeff Menne and Christian Long, eds.)

This entry was posted in Essays and tagged A Heritage of Paranoid Documentation and Coincidence, Crisis, Drew Associates, JFK, John Frankenheimer, Manchurian Candidate, Modernism, Paul Krassner, Philip Rosen, Primary, PT 109, Seven Days in May, TV. Bookmark the permalink.

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