January 6th

This documentary offers a raw and unflinching look at the events of January 6th, 2021, in Washington D.C. Through extensive footage and interviews, it aims to capture the chaos, intensity, and impact of the day's events at the U.S. Capitol. The film explores the perspectives of various individuals caught up in the historical moment, from lawmakers to those participating in the protest.

The documentary received critical acclaim for its immersive and deeply unsettling portrayal of the Capitol attack. Reviewers lauded its commitment to capturing the event from multiple viewpoints and its powerful, often disturbing, footage. It was noted for its cinematic approach to a significant and contentious historical event, prompting considerable discussion about its implications.

• Praised for its immersive and visceral depiction of the events.

• Commended for its comprehensive and multi-perspective approach.

• Considered a significant, albeit difficult, cinematic document of a historical moment.

Google audience: Audiences found the documentary to be a powerful and essential, though often harrowing, watch. Many appreciated its detailed coverage and the ability to see events unfold from various angles, contributing to a deeper understanding of the day's complexities. Some viewers noted the emotional toll of watching the footage.

Notable selections at various film festivals, including Sundance Film Festival.

Director Robert Green captured much of the footage himself, often embedding himself within crowds to get a close-up perspective of the unfolding events.