A documentary about the Royal Shakespeare Company's experimental play, Benefit of the Doubt, which explores moral issues surrounding the Vietnam War. The film is the only known record of the production and was shot by Peter Whitehead, who also made Tonite Let's All Make Love in London, a film that shares a similar concern with the war and Britain's relationship with America.
The Benefit of the Doubt
A film captures the Royal Shakespeare Company's innovative production, tackling the complexities of the Vietnam War's moral implications through a thought-provoking play.
