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An impressive film that, at least in part, speaks to the way the onslaught of images at once both dull the senses toward notable events, while also contributing to our interpretation of said events. A bullfight or a bullet through a light bulb sits next to and thereby informs our understanding of Kennedy's assassination. The first half is strange as well, especially in retrospect, steeped as we are in the Zapruder footage. However, that was not publicly available when Conner made this film, the strobe section of this film offering a deeply uncomfortable experience as the assassination and its aftermath are narrated.