Draft Dodgers

This documentary explores the experiences of men who conscientiously objected to the Vietnam War draft. It delves into their moral and ethical dilemmas, their methods of resistance, and the societal and legal consequences they faced. The film highlights the courage and conviction of individuals who stood against government policy for their deeply held beliefs.

Draft Dodgers was met with positive reviews from critics and audiences, particularly for its sensitive and thorough examination of a complex historical issue. Reviewers praised its focus on personal stories and the moral courage of its subjects, offering a valuable perspective on dissent during the Vietnam War era.

• Praised for its in-depth look at conscientious objection.
• Commended for highlighting the personal struggles of draft resisters.
• Valued for its historical perspective on anti-war movements.

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The film features interviews with key figures in the anti-war movement, including Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers.