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In a world where truth is contested and powerful institutions control the narratives that shape our understanding of history, Cover-Up (2025) arrives as one of the most urgent and unflinching documentaries of our time. This book offers the definitive companion to that film-a deep, riveting exploration of Seymour Hersh's legendary investigations, the visionary direction of Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus, and the documentary's larger cultural and political impact. Moving far beyond a simple behind-the-scenes account, this comprehensive guide dissects the film's visual design, soundscape, ethical dilemmas, and narrative architecture. Each chapter examines a different dimension of Cover-Up, from its raw archival footage to the moral courage required to expose government misconduct. You will walk through Hersh's early career, relive the tension of his most explosive revelations, and understand how the film brings past and present into urgent conversation. With clarity and depth, this book unpacks the film's themes of secrecy, accountability, and the enduring struggle for truth in an era of disinformation. It highlights how Cover-Up challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable histories-and why its message is more relevant today than ever before. Meticulously researched and written with the passion of a storyteller and the precision of a critic, this guide serves as an essential resource for documentary lovers, journalists, students, filmmakers, and anyone who believes in the power of truth. Whether you are discovering the film for the first time or seeking to understand its deeper resonance, this book takes you beyond the screen-into the heart of investigative journalism, the cost of uncovering hidden truths, and the legacy of one of the greatest reporters of our age.

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