Good Night, and Good Luck.

See also: Good Night

Good Night, and Good Luck. is a film American of and with George Clooney, and left in 2005.

He reports the combat carried out by Edward R. Murrow, presenter of the newspaper TV of the the Fifties, and the producer Fred Friendly, to put an end to the career of the senator McCarthy and his hunting for the witches anticommunist. He is filmed in black and white, and film titrates it is the sentence with which Murrow enclosed its emissions regularly.

Synopsis

Good Night, and Good Luck. or how, in the the Fifties, Edward R. Murrow, the presenter of the American Tv news of CBS of the time, and the producer Fred Friendly (George Clooney) contributed to the fall of the senator Joseph McCarthy, at the origin of the Chasse for the witches which aimed at driving out the Communiste S (period of the Maccarthisme).

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Around film

  • the title of film is the sentence with which Murrow enclosed its emissions.
  • the typographical point forms integral part of the title, as for Amen. of Costa-Gavras.

See too

  • the official site
  • Good Night, and Good Luck. on AlloCiné

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