to kill an enemy sniper assassin To Kill a Priest – 1988 film by Agnieszka Holland where a Polish secret policeman (Ed Harris) is sent to kill an outspoken priest (Christopher Lambert), based on the 1984 assassination of Jerzy Popiełuszko Mississippi Burning – 1988 film by Alan Parker about the murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner in 1964, starring Gene Hackman Talk Radio – 1988 film by Oliver Stone about a provocative, "shock jock" radio host (Eric Bogosian) goading his audience to violence, inspired by the murder of Denver broadcaster Alan Berg in 1984 Betrayed – 1988 film by Costa-Gavras about an FBI investigation into white supremacists after the death of a Jewish radio host, inspired by the murder of Denver broadcaster Alan Berg in 1984 De hvite bussene (Those White Buses) – 1988 Norwegian television film commemorates Swedish diplomat and humanitarian Count Folke Bernadotte but does not depict his 1948 assassination by Zionist terrorists The Murder of Mary Phagan – 1988 NBC miniseries by William Hale about the lynching of Jewish factory owner Leo Frank (Peter Gallagher) in 1915 A Dangerous Life – 1988 HBO miniseries by Robert Markowitz, starring Gary Busey, about how the assassination of Benigno Aquino in Manila in 1983 led finally to the downfall of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos A World Apart – 1988 film by Chris Menges commemorates a South African anti-apartheid activist (Barbara Hershey) based on Ruth First, assassinated by mail bomb in 1982 Gorillas in the Mist – 1988 film by Michael Apted in which the mock execution of a poacher precedes the murder of U.S. primatologist Dian Fossey (Sigourney Weaver), in Rwanda in 1985 The Naked Gun – 1988 comedy by David Zucker about a plot to have baseball legend Reggie Jackson assassinate Queen Elizabeth II (Jeannette Charles) Romero – 1989 film by John Duigan about the murders of Salvadoran priest Rutilio Grande in 1977, then Archbishop Óscar Romero (Raúl Juliá) in 1980 Rojo amanecer (a.k.a. Red Dawn) – 1989 Mexican film by Jorge Fons about the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre of student activists by President Díaz Ordaz The Revenge of Al Capone – 1989 television film by Michael Pressman in which mobster Al Capone (Ray Sharkey) plans the assassination of Chicago Mayor Cermak, based on a revisionist interpretation of the 1933 attempted murder of President-elect Roosevelt by a delusional anarchist Red Scorpion – 1989 film by Joseph Zito, scripted by convicted