The Houses Are Full of Smoke

The Houses Are Full of Smoke

1987· Allan Francovich· 183 min
DocumentaryDrama
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U.S. involvement in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua is examined through interviews with Sandinista leaders, CIA operatives, Contras, and campesinos — with no narrator to guide conclusions.

Why watch: Allan Francovich's epic three-part exposé of covert U.S. operations in Central America. Six years in the making.
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