Prosecuted for challenging the UKs role in the invasion of Iraq
Official Secrets was based upon the true story of British intelligence analyst Katharaine Gun (Keira Knightley) who leaked to the media that the U.S. was spying on diplomats deliberating on a United Nations resolution to authorize the use of force against Iraq in 2003 just before the invasion. Gun was opposed to the war and thought that spying on members of the United Nations Security Council to sway their votes was wrong. The Observer reported her leak and part of the movie is about their work on the story. Gun ended up being prosecuted under the Official Secrets Act hence the title. The film is about her decision, the repercussions within the larger context of the Iraq War.<br /><br />England does not have freedom of the press like the United States. The Official Secrets Act places large limits on what government officials and the media can do and say. For example, Gun couldn’t see a lawyer initially about her case because that’s illegal under the act. It’s this wide ranging law that Gun is up against. The legal case to defend Gun ends up challenging not only the Secrets Act but the war as well, which is the point of the film to question the invasion. The tension therefore comes from what will happen to her.<br />C
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