The Assassination File 1996
"She has all the evidence. Now she's demanding answers."
In this gripping 1996 political thriller, an ex-FBI agent turns detective to unravel a dangerous conspiracy surrounding the assassination of a trailblazing Black presidential candidate.
Director: John Harrison
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Assassination File (1996) about?
This political drama follows an ex-FBI agent investigating the assassination of a Black presidential candidate, uncovering a web of conspiracy and corruption. As she uncovers hidden evidence, she risks everything to expose the truth behind the shocking event.
Who directed The Assassination File?
The Assassination File was directed by John Harrison, known for his work in television and thrillers.
Who stars in The Assassination File?
The film features Sherilyn Fenn, Tom Verica, Dan Butler, Diedrich Bader, and Victor Love in key roles.
Is The Assassination File (1996) worth watching?
As a 1990s political thriller, it delivers solid drama and suspense, though it leans more on intrigue than explosive action. Fans of conspiracy-themed films from the era will likely find it engaging, especially for its thematic depth.
How long is The Assassination File?
The Assassination File runs for 106 minutes.
About The Assassination File (1996) — A Political Conspiracy Thriller with Sherilyn Fenn
In this gripping 1996 political thriller, an ex-FBI agent turns detective to unravel a dangerous conspiracy surrounding the assassination of a trailblazing Black presidential candidate. As she digs deeper, shocking secrets emerge, forcing her to question the very foundations of power and justice. Directed by John Harrison, *The Assassination File* blends intense drama with high-stakes suspense, creating an atmosphere thick with tension and moral ambiguity.
Sherilyn Fenn leads the cast as the determined investigator, joined by Tom Verica, Dan Butler, and Diedrich Bader in a story that blends real-world intrigue with cinematic flair. With its sharp focus on political corruption and racial tensions of the era, the film captures the uneasy pulse of 1990s America. The slow-burn narrative keeps viewers on edge, as every clue peels back another layer of a conspiracy that feels uncomfortably close to truth.