Epstein and Meek's nonfiction effort functions as a portrait of unconscionable bureaucratic wrongdoing as well as an attempt to restore the reputations of four men who suffered unjust fates in both life and death.

A thorough, outraged exposé.

It's the type of documentary that reminds you there are still great journalists working in the medium of film.

This is an excellent, riveting, and heartbreaking film that educates and affirms the necessity of truth and accountability from government so that we can trust those who act in our name.