Primary

Primary wasn't just illuminating, it was groundbreaking.

Robert Drew and his ingenious, talented and forward thinking filmmaking crew... broke open the stuffy world of narrated documentaries and embarked on a new frontier.

[Primary proves] there is nothing more inherently correlated with the ideals of [documentary] storytelling than elections.

Gives us a riveting insider's look at the political process.

no documentary has since captured the inside views of a Presidential campaign so naturally

This impressive filmed record of the 1960 presidential primary documents the showdown between Hubert Humphrey and John F. Kennedy as if it were still a contest.