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Citizen Hearst

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Filmmaker Leslie Iwerks traces the 125-year history of the Hearst media empire -- from the days of yellow journalism to the global impact of the company's brands on the world.

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Alan Scherstuhl Village Voice Sometimes Citizen Hearst feels as breezy and electric as the newsreels Hearst pioneered; other times it feels like the video they'll make you watch during orientation on your first day at 300 West 57th. Mar 6, 2013 Full Review Read all reviews

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Audience Member it was interesting; worth the 90-minutes lost, and the $10.50 cost of a ticket. However, it did seem skewed revealing the virtues of the Hearst empire, and began to feel like an advertisement at times. Of course, at the end during the credits, up rolls, "Copyright Hearst Corp 2012". Hmmm. Still, it was good mid-week entertainment...something to talk about at work tomorrow...It;s piqued my curiosity, and a little research regarding Hearst Corp is in order. Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/27/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Filmmaker Leslie Iwerks traces the 125-year history of the Hearst media empire -- from the days of yellow journalism to the global impact of the company's brands on the world.
Director
Leslie Iwerks
Producer
Leslie Iwerks, Jane Kelly Kosek, Michael E. Tang
Screenwriter
Leslie Iwerks
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
May 7, 2013
Runtime
1h 24m