But that doesn't explain the sold-out showings in Berkeley and San Francisco. Those are liberal areas. This film will cut across the liberal-conservative line if it can get out. The producers are talking with commercial distributors about releasing the film nationally. The documentary also features home video from inside the Mount Carmel compound.
Children smile for the camera.
Koresh displays the bullet wound in his side from the initial raid. A woman shows where a bullet wounded her in the hand as she held her child. When the film ended, most of those in the theater applauded, and some stood. Call the major networks and make them show this in prime time. Shame on the media for not getting the word out on this.