We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks

"After a long run of Bush-critical pics, it's heartening to see Gibney shift his target to the current administration, demonstrating an ongoing willingness to take on the Man, whoever that may be."

"You'll leave knowing slightly more about the who, what and why of WikiLeaks; you'll also wish the whole shebang didn't fell like such a tone-deaf data dump overall."

"Reminds us that despite the potential of WikiLeaks, its project of truth and consequences remains treacherous and complicated in practice."

"Truth is an endangered species in this war, but Gibney's thoughtful movie suggests Manning might be its greatest casualty."

"An absorbing examination."

"A sprawling, ambitious, major work -- a gripping exploration of power, personality, technology and the crushing weight that can come to bear on those who find themselves in its combined path."

"Alex Gibney's docu-portrait of WikiLeaks is both a juicy chronicle of recent history and a provocative reflection on the role of secrecy in an instant-access world."

"Those looking for a summary of the WikiLeaks phenomenon-from the big leaks to the major shifts in public perception about Assange and his cause-won't find a more cleanly delineated version."