Murder By Proxy: How America Went Postal
Murder by Proxy: How America Went Postal is the first documentary to look the so-called “going postal” phenomenon through the lens of the growing socio--economic changes that have swept over this country—beginning in the Reagan era and extending to the present.
As the film explores the basic question of what brings a seemingly normal person to the point of committing mass murder, it examines the complex interplay of personal and societal factors leading up to incidents of workplace massacres, starting with the earliest post office massacre in 1986.
"A fine example of spitting-mad, in your face filmmaking" - Robert W. Butler - 10
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"It has a lot more punch than most of the Michael Moore films" - Joe Meyers - CT
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"America has gone postal, and MURDER BY PROXY is an unsettling wake up
call" - Barry Meyer - FilmMonthly.com
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Where it played at Laemmle — 1 engagement
- Theatre TBAThu, Dec 8 – Wed, Dec 14, 2011 · 1 week