| The President Versus David Hicks | |
| Director: | Curtis Levy Bentley Dean (co-director) |
| Producer: | Curtis Levy |
| Music: | Felicity Fox |
| Cinematography: | Bentley Dean |
| Runtime: | 52 minutes |
| Country: | Australia |
| Language: | English |
The President Versus David Hicks is a 2004 documentary film following Terry Hicks's as he tries to understand how his son David Hicks ended up in Guantanamo Bay.
The Sydney Morning Herald writes "If there's a single message to be taken from all this, it's in the thought that moral absolutes are elusive on all sides of the war." Variety's Russell Edwards states "Film’s strengths are that it doesn’t bother making a case for Hick’s innocence or excessively wring its hands over his imprisonment. Though Hicks remains an enigma, his life is undeniably intriguing — and docu conveys this with conviction, as well as Hicks Sr.’s love for his wayward son" On ABC's At the Movies both David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz gave it 4 stars with Stratton saying "This is a documentary which every concerned Australian should see."