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There are a lot of purported “documentary” films that contain inaccurate accounts of historical events. Even though the filmmakers have the right to create these inaccurate films, that doesn’t mean anyone should pay attention to the views in those films.

People can be entitled to create films that are inaccurate.

Some films contain views that people don’t need to pay attention to.

This isn’t supported, because the author doesn’t suggest that the filmmakers were not justified in making their films. The author doesn’t suggest that they shouldn’t have made the films; only that people don’t need to pay attention to them.

This isn’t supported. The author doesn’t say that people should ignore the films. He just says that people don’t need to pay attention to them. “Shouldn’t do” and “don’t need to do” are different. Also, the facts only refer to “documentary” films, not all films with conspiracies.

Not supported, because the author doesn’t suggest that the filmmakers need to express the views in the films. They are entitled to do so, but that doesn’t mean they have to.

This is anti-supported, because the author says the filmmakers are entitled to make inaccurate films.

This is strongly supported by the last two sentences. The filmmakers are entitled to express their views, but that doesn’t imply people need to pay attention to them. So people need not (which means “don’t need to”) pay attention to them.

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