Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media
1992 · 167 MIN · IMDB 8.1 · 5,020 VOTES · DIR. Mark Achbar, Peter Wintonick
Overview
A film about the noted American linguist/political dissident and his warning about corporate media's role in modern propaganda.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,430 lines
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01:00:00 who would buy it.
01:19:35 a small alternative radio programme in upstate New York
01:23:09 The New York Times revised it radically. They didn't just leave a paragraph out.
01:27:08 Um... one of your own causes that you take very seriously is the cause of the Palestinians.
01:31:32 Also, documentaries have something to say in the way of a message.
01:34:43 We compared Cambodia with East Timor
01:37:57 CHAIRMAN: One thing is sure.
01:41:14 But the matter of being forced to the margins is one of fact.
01:44:49 It's clear why you want to divert me from the discussion.
01:47:50 The beauty of that is that you can only repeat conventional thoughts.
01:51:22 But if you don't speak to me, I can also use... Got it? OK, thanks for your time.
01:54:31 I don't want to say you can do nothing.
01:57:33 That internal guidance system's always going on, isn't it?
02:00:50 racial hatred
02:04:14 to say that it was a matter of freedom of expression
02:07:12 I follow the case five or six years ago.
02:10:54 And that they should try to improve the world.
02:14:04 and no resources.
02:17:35 it means that people can get daily, every day
02:21:04 as much as anyone can.
02:24:39 It's very striking.
02:28:05 to make kinder the face of the nation
02:31:46 Here, we have to distinguish.
02:35:19 (Applause)
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,430
Dialogue density8.6 lines / min
First line01:00:00
Final line02:35:19
Production Record
DirectorMark Achbar, Peter Wintonick
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes5,020