: This PBS documentary uses eyewitness reflections and secret documents to trace the seven-week protest. It is available on PBS.org and the PBS App.
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: Canadian journalist Arthur Kent released a 13-minute restored film titled Black Night In June . The footage captures the frantic moments as the PLA opened fire on protestors in the central square, showing the "heavily-armed machine of repression" in high definition for the first time. : This PBS documentary uses eyewitness reflections and
: Other archives, such as those from the ABC News archive , have released clips showing the "joy and optimism" of the weeks preceding the massacre, documenting a peaceful side of the movement that is often overshadowed by the final crackdown. Where to Watch Comprehensive Documentaries The footage captures the frantic moments as the