• Genre: History
• Movie Type: Politics & Government, Military & War
• Director: Sarah Neagle
• Release Year: 1989
• Run Time: 69 minutes

Plot

Franklin D. Roosevelt declared December 7, 1941, "a date which will live in infamy." This documentary suggests that this declaration might have been more appropriate if it encompassed the few weeks before that fateful day. Produced by the BBC, this haunting recount details the Japanese attack at Oahu, where 4,000 Americans lost their lives in the time it takes to watch this tape. However, it also tells another story -- one that delves into the dark world of counterintelligence. Using intercepted communications, archival footage, and interviews with actual wartime spies, the video dives beneath the surface to target other more notable antagonists.

~ C. Dwayne Smith, All Movie Guide

Cast

Addison Bell - Narrator

Credit

Roy Davies - Producer; Roy Davies - Screenwriter; Sarah Neagle - Director; Stacey Hirsch - Composer (Music Score)