Movie2016 · Released · 91 min
A look at the life and work of American journalist, I.F. Stone, who leads a one-man crusade against government deception.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
I. F. Stone
Self - Investigative Journalist (archive footage)
Chris Hedges
Self - Former Correspondent, The New York Times
Leslie Moonves
Self - President of CBS (voice) (archive footage)
Jeff Cohen
Self - Founding Director, Park Center for Independent Media
Matt Taibbi
Self - Contributing Editor, Rolling Stone Magazine
John Carlos Frey
Self - Independent Journalist
Colin Powell
Self (archive footage)
Henry Kissinger
Self (archive footage)
Ralph Nader
Self - Author and Political Activist
Amy Goodman
Self - Host and Executive Producer, Democracy Now!
Jeremy Scahill
Self - Co-founder, The Intercept
Erin McLaughlin
Self - Reporter, CNN (archive footage)
Glenn Greenwald
Self - Co-founder, The Intercept
Edward Snowden
Self (archive footage)
Laura Poitras
Self - Co-founder, The Intercept (archive footage)
Carl Bernstein
Self - Investigative Journalist - Co-author, All the President's Men
Noam Chomsky
Self - Professor Emeritus, MIT
Nermeen Shaikh
Self - Senior Producer and Co-host - Democracy Now!
Sharif Abdel Kouddous
Self - Independent Journalist
Lori Baker
Self - Forensic Archaeologist
Jeremy J. Stone
Self - Son of I. F. Stone
Myra MacPherson
Self - Author of 'All Governments Lie! The Life and Times of Rebel Journalist I. F. Stone'
Dick Cavett
Self
Tom Engelhardt
Self - Founder, TomDispatch.com
David Corn
Self - Mother Jones Magazine
Ari Fleischer
Self - White House Press Secretary (archive footage)
Mitt Romney
Self (archive footage)
Dick Cheney
Self (archive footage)
Condoleezza Rice
Self (archive footage)
Cenk Uygur
Self - Host, The Young Turks
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