March 1998
Meet the producers of the Waco documentary
It's the film that the government doesn't want you to see. In fact, federal bureaucrats like Janet Reno just wish it would go away.
But that's unlikely now that Waco:The Rules of Engagement has been nominated for a 1998 Academy Award for best documentary feature -- and been praised by the New York Times, Siskel & Ebert, and the Atlanta Film Festival.
Now Libertarians will have a chance to see the chilling documentary that's generated all this acclaim, when Waco: The Rules of Engagement is shown at the 1998 LP Convention.
The movie paints a devastating picture of out-of-control federal agents, their involvement in the fiery deaths of 76 people, and the cover-up that followed.
Plus, the producers of the movie, Dan and Amy Gifford, will be on hand for a special audience Question & Answer session, following the film.
"If you've been wondering about the real story behind the Waco tragedy, or how such a controversial film gets made, or the critical reaction to this Waco expose, here's your chance to ask the people who did it," said Kris Williams, the LP Projects Manager who arranged the event.
