The production team behind the film ‘Assassin(s)’ states that there is no distortion or political intent.
Regarding the controversy over Assassin(s), this looks at the line between fact and fiction in a work based on the 1974 incident. Check the production intent and historical interpretation together, and take a direct look at the work's perspective.
The production team of the film ‘Assassin(s)’ said in response to some criticism surrounding the work that it is simply a creative piece based on historical events and has no intent to distort history or pursue political purposes.
The production team explained that after extensively reviewing records, materials, books, and documentaries related to the incident that occurred in 1974, they built the story by taking real events and people as inspiration while adding fictional characters and settings. They emphasized that they did not determine any particular person as being behind the incident, nor did they present hypotheses from the film as historical fact.
They also added that while they respect diverse interpretations and criticism, the work was not made with the intent of establishing a specific historical conclusion or denying or distorting facts. ‘Assassin(s)’ was released on the 23rd and is a film dealing with the suspicions surrounding the assassination attempt on the First Lady that took place on August 15, 1974.