Standard Operating Procedure
April 2008
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Jonathan F. Richards
Morris offers valuable new perspectives on Abu Ghraib, but the paying customers may not care to go there again.
Roger Moore
Standard Operating Procedure feels like a historical work in progress, brilliant, thought-provoking but incomplete.
Rene Rodriguez
As unappetizing as the subject may seem, Errol Morris' Standard Operating Procedure exerts a hypnotic pull anyway.
Tom Long
Truth is a matter of perspective in director Errol Morris' Standard Operating Procedure, a piercing look at the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison and the aftermath of their discovery.
Amy Biancolli
The result is a devastating film, and an important one.
Probes deeper than any other Iraq war documentary.
Critic reviews
Jonathan F. Richards
Morris offers valuable new perspectives on Abu Ghraib, but the paying customers may not care to go there again.
Roger Moore
Standard Operating Procedure feels like a historical work in progress, brilliant, thought-provoking but incomplete.
Rene Rodriguez
As unappetizing as the subject may seem, Errol Morris' Standard Operating Procedure exerts a hypnotic pull anyway.
Tom Long
Truth is a matter of perspective in director Errol Morris' Standard Operating Procedure, a piercing look at the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison and the aftermath of their discovery.
Lisa Kennedy
Standard Operating Procedure encourages us not to judge but to try to understand. Or, barring that impossibility, it prods us like the finest documentaries to watch and listen.
Cast and credits
Actors | Megan Ambuhl Graner, Cyrus King, Ken Davis, Sarah Denning, Joshua Feinman, Javal Davis |
Producers | Errol Morris, Julie Bilson Ahlberg |
Director | Errol Morris |
Writers | Errol Morris |
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English
Run time
115 minutes
Rating
R
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