| Movie Review | The Journal of American History, 90.3

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The Clinton Years. Prod. by Lisa Koenig and Madhulika Sikka. ABC News Nightline in association with WGBH/Frontline, 2001. 120 mins. (PBS Video, 1320 Braddock Place, Alexandria, VA 22314-1698; 800-344-3337; <shop@pbs.org>; <http://shop.pbs.org/education/> [Sept. 15, 2003])

Bill Clinton's successes and failures remain mystifying. It is astonishing that Clinton survived so many self-inflicted crises as candidate and president. This co-production of PBS's Frontline and ABC News's Nightline offers a breezy yet somehow exhausting two-hour overview of Clinton's era, often lurching from crisis to crisis. Mostly narrated by revealing and often critical interviews with Clinton's inner circle, this video demonstrates just how integral Clinton's personal and political failings are to the story of his roller coaster presidency.

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