The Pentagon Papers

In this gripping political drama based on real events, we delve into the life of Daniel Ellsberg, a high-ranking Pentagon official who takes a courageous stand during the Nixon administration to protect American democracy. As the United States becomes increasingly embroiled in the Vietnam War, Ellsberg uncovers classified documents that expose shocking truths about the government's involvement and deception.Determined to make these revelations public, Ellsberg decides to share the top-secret Pentagon Papers with The New York Times and The Washington Post, sparking a tense battle between journalistic integrity, government secrecy, and individual morality. Through this thrilling true story, the film explores themes of patriotism, whistleblowing, and the power of information in shaping our understanding of history. As we follow Ellsberg's journey, we witness the immense personal toll his decision takes while questioning the very fabric of democracy itself.