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Chicago 10 (2008) Movie Main Page Movie Overview   Movie Details   Showtimes & Tickets   DVD/Video Info   Trailers & Clips   Cast and Credits   Awards & Nominations Reviews and Previews   Critics Reviews   User Reviews Photos   Premiere Photos   Production Photos Community   Message Board Shopping   Buy the DVD/Video Other Resources   Web Sites Recommendations Sign in to receive personalized recommendations. Sign In Or  Sign Up   Movie Lists An all-time favorite? A movie not to miss? Add to My Movies! Email this page to a friend   Trailers & Clips: Watch trailers and clips for Chicago 10 (2008)  Watch the Trailer   The Critics: B- 8 reviews Start Rating Movies Now! Sign In or sign up Yahoo! Users: C+ 69 ratings At the 1968 Democratic Convention, protestors, denied permits for demonstrations, repeatedly clashed with the Chicago Police Department, who waged a week-long terror campaign that resulted in riots witnessed live by a television audience of over 50 million. The events had a polarizing effect on the country. Needing to find a scapegoat for the riots, the Government held eight of the most vocal activists... See Full Description Genres: Documentary, Animation and Politics/Religion Running Time: 1 hr. 40 min. Release Date: February 29th, 2008 (limited) MPAA Rating: R for language and brief sexual images. Distributors: Roadside Attractions U.S. Box Office: $170,198 See Full Details Cast and Credits Starring: Hank Azaria, Dylan Baker, Nick Nolte, Mark Ruffalo, Roy Scheider Directed by: Brett Morgen Produced by: William M. Pohlad, Laura Bickford, Jeff Skoll See Full Cast and Credits Production Photos         View All (5) Production Photos... Critical Consensus Critics Reviews Average Grade:   B-    Boston Globe, Ty Burr "...absurdly engaging..." more... A- Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert "...uproarious..." more... A- Chicago Tribune, Matt Pais "This documentary should probably have more depth after four decades of reflection." more... C- Entertainment Weekly, Owen Gleiberman "...well worth seeing..." more... B More Critics Reviews... Sponsored Links (What's This?)