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mods: The Panama deception Trent, Barbara director, producer. Kasper, David (Producer) screenwriter, producer, film editor. Doroshow, Joanne producer. Panigutti, Nico producer. Montgomery, Elizabeth 1933-1995 narrator. DoBo, Michael cinematographer. Becker, Manuel cinematographer. Empowerment Project Channel Four (Great Britain) Docurama (Firm) New Video Group moving image videorecording Documentary films. Feature films-United States. Feature films-Great Britain. Documentary films. Feature films. History. Nonfiction films. Feature films. Nonfiction films. Feature films. Documentary-Feature. nyu 2007 monographic eng videodisc 1 videodisc (approximately 91 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. Offers a view of the 1989 invasion of Panama that was not given by the American media. Presents evidence of mass burials of civilian casualties and internment of homeless civilians which was concealed by the U.S. military or went unreported. Also claims to reveal President Bush's "secret agenda" behind the invasion: to keep U.S. military bases in Panama after the year 2000 in defiance of canal treaties. Intro & attack -- Panama's history -- Rise & fall of Noriega -- Escalation of U.S. intervention -- The invasion -- Excessive force -- Control of the media -- Arrests & detentions -- The refugees -- The dead -- Violations of international law -- Debunking the official reasons. Not rated. Empowerment Project, Inc. ; in association with Channel Four, London ; directed by Barbara Trent ; producers, Barbara Trent, Joanne Doroshow, Nico Panigutti, David Kasper. Originally released as a documentary film in 1992. Special features: Follow-up interviews with filmmakers Barbara Trent & David Kasper; The politics of demonization and fear, with Phyllis Bennis; The future of Panama & Latin America; Panama to Iraq: the trajectory of U.S. militarism; Panama after the invasion, with Humberto Brown; trailers from goodfilms.org; resource guide; filmmaker biographies. Videorecording. Narrator, Elizabeth Montgo…