A new documentary film about the Oklahoma City Bombing titled: ‘A Noble Lie – Oklahoma City, 1995’ will be featured tomorrow Tuesday, April 17th at Classic Cinemas – York Theater, 150 North York St. in Elmhurst. IL.
Admission is $ 6.00 per person, which includes free refills on popcorn and all fountain drinks. PHONE: (630) 834-0675.
This exclusive Chicago area screening will start at 3:00 PM followed by a question – answer session at 5:15 PM, with one of the co-producers of the film, Christopher Emery. “This will be the only Chicago metroplex screening of our film which is among several scheduled throughout the Midwest, commemorating the seventeen year anniversary of this very important part of Oklahoma and U.S. History.”, added Emery.
‘A Noble Lie’ was released in December 2011. It continues to gain world-wide exposure as the first feature length documentary film to analyze the official narrative of, at the time; the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil. Furthermore, this film presents the names of other perpetrators who have thus far escaped justice.
A Noble Lie features interviews with:
V.Z. Lawton, eighth-floor survivor and Jannie Coverdale, who lost her two grandsons in the day care center in the A.P. Murrah building on 4/19/95.
(Retired) Oklahoma City police officer Don Browning –
K9 rescue handler and (retired) Tulsa police officer W. Craig Roberts, who was retained by the FBI to assist in the investigation of the bombing.
Others include …
(Retired) USAF General Benton K. Partin, former head of the USAF – Armaments Laboratory and Oklahoma
State Representative Charles Key.
In addition, Jesse Trentadue, whose brother Kenneth was murdered in federal custody in Oklahoma City, four months after the Oklahoma City bombing, speaks about a methodical cover-up. Jesse’s quest for truth in his brother’s case has led to damning revelations about the bombing.
Produced in Oklahoma by Free Mind Films, A Noble Lie has been accepted into several film festivals throughout the U.S. and is a finalist in two, thus far. A Noble Lie has been nominated as: ‘Best Picture – Feature Documentary’ at both of those events.