The Story of Citizens United v. FEC

This documentary examines the landmark Supreme Court case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, which dramatically altered campaign finance law. It explores the background of the case, the arguments presented, and the far-reaching implications of the court's decision on corporate and union spending in elections.

The documentary was widely distributed and viewed by those interested in campaign finance reform and political activism. Critical reviews often focused on its perspective, with supporters praising its clear explanation of the case's impact and critics questioning its one-sided presentation.

• Presents a critical view of the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. FEC.

• Highlights the potential negative impacts of corporate spending in political campaigns.

• Aims to inform viewers about the complexities of campaign finance regulations.

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The documentary was produced by Brave New Films, an organization known for its politically charged documentaries.