A fly-on-the-wall chronicle of embattled former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon's global mission to spread extreme nationalism.
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Cast
Alison Klayman
Director
Steve Bannon
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Sean Bannon
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Raheem Kassam
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Andy Surabian
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Lena Epstein
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John James
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Roy Moore
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Joshua Green
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Patrick Caddell
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Daniel Fleuette
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Nigel Farage
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Paul Lewis
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Jérôme Rivière
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Louis Aliot
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Mischaël Modrikamen
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Paul Gosar
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Filip Dewinter
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Kent Ekeroth
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Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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Very poorly filmed with a really dull and forced narrative. Difficult to sit down and enjoy knowing who it involves and the white supremacy history. A very unpleasant character to cover so the production had to be spot on. Sadly it wasn't. Probably one of the worst things I have watched for years. Not recommended.
I'm certainly no Trump-fan (didn't vote for him last time, won't vote for him next time) but you can't help but feel this documentary is a political hit-piece on Bannon by the director. Bannon is an interesting figure, intelligent and well spoken with a keen understanding of politics, and yet the director would select certain scenes which have no informative value, but attempt to make him or those with similar viewpoints look bad. I learned nothing from this documentary. Perhaps if someone a little more intellectually honest made it the result would have been different.
This documentary portrayed a very likeable guy in Steve Bannon. Obviously it's biased as much as it can because the film maker is a globalist sympathiser. It's clear Bannon works really hard to try and combat the globalists but it's obviously an uphill struggle because they have their claws all over the media, academia and social policy currently. As they say, they don't have 10's of billions to play like the far left enjoy from people like George Soros. The media fights dirty, they even made the claim that the word globalist is anti-semitic, although that did come from The Guardian, which is conspiracy theory central these days. It's rather like how they have no arguments so they just call everything racist! Great people like Bannon are trying their best and thankfully there are people like him around trying to make the world a better place.
You did not make this film with the "fly on the wall" approach. You embellished because you're uninformed and believe in your own ridiculous ideologies. Media and Hollywood can't be trusted, everyone knows it, and this is another perfect example. I just hope weak minded people don't watch this * cough * Democrats and liberals, and walk away feeling empowered and steadfast in their own embellished and biased ideology.
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