Why We Fight (2005)
Jarecki's incisive documentary critiques the influence of military power on American foreign policy and its pervasive role in society. Through interviews, historical analysis, and thought-provoking commentary, the film argues that the U.S. prioritizes military dominance, raising questions about its implications for democracy and civil life. By exploring the intricate relationship between war, politics, and the economy, it presents a compelling case that challenges viewers to reconsider the costs of a militarized approach to international relations. The film invites a deeper discussion on the consequences of such a mindset in shaping American identity.
