Uncovered: the whole truth about the Iraq war

Watch as they rely on rhetoric in lieu of hard evidence to justify a war.

Listen to their justifications change to accommodate certain inconvenient and very relevant facts (such as the continued inability to find Iraqi weapons of mass destruction).

Go behind the walls of government, as CIA, Pentagon, and foreign service experts speak out, many for the first time, detailing the lies, misstatements, and exaggerations that served as the reasons to fight a “preemptive” war that wasn't necessary.
Contains compelling footage of Bush, Rice, Cheney, Powell, and others painting a very clear picture of the distorted intelligence and “spin and hype” presented to Congress, the United Nations, and the American people. Those interviewed include former Ambassador Joe Wilson, weapons inspectors Scott Ritter and David Albright, former Director of CIA Stansfield Turner, former Asst. Secretary of Defense Philip Coyle, anti-terrorism expert Rand Beers, former CIA analysts Ray McGovern and Mel Goodman, former CIA operative Robert Baer, and Washington editor of The Nation, David Corn.


"Uncovered: The Whole Truth about the Iraq War is a devastating analysis of the abuses and distortions of intelligence used by the Bush Administration in making its case for the war in Iraq. If the American people and Congress had been told the whole truth, America would have never gone to war." SENATOR EDWARD M. KENNEDY

“It's one thing for a President to lie about his sex life. It's another to lie about why we are sending our young men and women into battle.” AL FRANKEN

“…must see viewing for anyone who cares about the most important questions facing our country. Fascinating, provocative, and sure to be controversial, this film will get your blood boiling and your feet moving to take action.” ARIANNA HUFFINGTON

“I don't see how anyone, Republican or Democrat, could even think about voting for Bush after watching this documentary.” MOBY

“…an unorthodox attempt to combine brains, beauty and star power to focus criticism of the war in Iraq and the White House's foreign policy.” THE NEW YORK TIMES

“…the film has become a rallying cry for anti-war activists and Bush administration critics.” REUTERS


Even those who supported the war should be deeply concerned about the way information was misused – the time has come for the truth to be heard.