
Documentary
Lincoln@Gettysburg
An examination of how President Abraham Lincoln used contemporary telecommunications to his maximum advantage in the American Civil War.
Top Cast

David Strathairn
Self - Narrator (voice)

Robert Broski
Abraham Lincoln

Anthony Aroya
William H. Johnson
David Corradetti
Telegraph Operator 1
Slade Demarco
Telegraph Operator 2
Directed by
William Kerr
Production
Reviews
Peter McGinn
9/104/5/2020
Here is your chance to learn more about the 272 words President Abraham Lincoln spoke at Gettysburg when they officially dedicated the military cemetery there. This is a fine documentary about Gettysburg that focuses with a different angle than other Civil War programs. There are three main aspects to the film. The first is to provide a succinct description of the war during the months leading up to this crucial battle. The second angle describes how Lincoln uses a new invention - the telegraph - to stay in touch with his generals in an unparalleled manner never seen in war before (though ironically, confederate rebels would cut the telegraph line just before the battle). Finally the documentary provides details of the Gettysburg Address itself, how it came to be written and it's effec
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