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Tag Archives: election
Mank (2020)
Director: David Fincher Writer: Jack Fincher
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1930s, 1940s, 2020, Academy Awards, actor, alcoholic, alcoholism, amanda seyfried, arliss howard, atticus ross, bill nye, black and white, california, cean chaffin, charles dance, citizen kane, comedy, david fincher, david o. selznick, director, douglas urbanski, drama, election, eric roth, ferdinand kingsley, film, gary oldman, herman j. mankiewicz, hollywood, irving thalberg, jack fincher, jamie mcshane, joseph cross, lily collins, mank, marion davies, monika gossmann, movies, netflix, orson welles, oscar, party, politics, RKO, sam troughton, screenplay, studio, toby leonard moore, tom burke, tom pelphrey, trent reznor, tuppence middleton, upton sinclair, william randolph hearst, writer, wunderkind
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Feels Good Man (2020)
Director: Arthur Jones (Based on original artwork by Matt Furie)
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2020, aaron wickenden, alex jones, art, arthur jones, artist, cartoon, caryn capotosto, comic book, comic strip, documentary, donald trump, election, emily heller, feels good man, frog, giorgio angelini, hillary clinton, internet, katy perry, logan paul, matt furie, meme, nicki minaj, pepe, pepe the frog, phil mcgraw, politics, rachel maddow, Richard spencer, samantha bee, stephen colbert
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Widows (2018)
Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Gillian Flynn & Steve McQueen (Based on “Widows” by Lynda La Plante)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, brian tyree henry, campaign, carrie coon, chicago, church, coburn goss, colin farrell, crime, criminal, cynthia erivo, daniel kaluuya, drama, election, elizabeth debicki, eric lynch, gillian flynn, government, hans zimmer, heist, jacki weaver, jon bernthal, liam neeson, lukas haas, lynda la plante, manuel garcia-rulfo, matt walsh, michael j. harney, michelle rodriguez, murder, politician, politics, remake, robert duvall, steve mcqueen, thriller, viola davis, wealth, widow, widows
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11/8/16 (2017)
Directors: Duane Andersen, Don Argott, Yung Chang, Garth Donovan, Petra Epperlein, Vikram Gandhi, Raul Gasteazoro, J. Goncalves, Andrew Grave, Alma Harrel, Sheena M. Joyce, Daniel Junge, Alison Klarmann, Ciara Lacy, Martha Shane, Elaine McMillion Sheldon, Bassam Tariq and Michael Tucker
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 11/8/16, 2016, 2017, Alison Klarmann, Alma Harrel, america, Andrew Grave, Bassam Tariq, Ciara Lacy, Daniel Junge, documentary, don argott, donald trump, Duane Andersen, Elaine McMillion Sheldon, election, election day, Garth Donovan, J. Goncalves, Martha Shane, Michael Tucker, netflix, Petra Epperlein, Raul Gasteazoro, sheena m. joyce, united states, vikram gandhi, Yung Chang
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The Purge: Election Year (2016)
Director: James DeMonaco Writer: James DeMonaco
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2016, action, election, election year, elizabeth mitchell, frank grillo, future, horror, james demonaco, jason blum, michael bay, murder, president, sci-fi, science fiction, senator, the purge, the purge 3, the purge: election year, thriller
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Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)
Director: David Gordon Green Writer: Peter Straughan (Based on the documentary by Rachel Boynton)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2015, adaptation, ann dowd, anthony mackie, billy bob thornton, bolivia, campaign, candidate, comedy, consultant, david gordon green, documentary, drama, election, george clooney, grant heslov, joaquim de almeida, our brand is crisis, peter straughan, politician, politicians, politics, president, rachel boynton, rival, rivalry, sandra bullock, scoot mcnairy, true story, zoe kazan
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The Special Relationship (2010)
Director: Richard Loncraine Writer: Peter Morgan
Posted in Drama, Review
Tagged 2010, alexandre desplat, bill clinton, blair, britain, british, bush, cherie blair, clinton, dennis quaid, election, england, europe, frank marshall, george bush, george w. bush, helen mccrory, hilary clinton, hope davis, kathleen kennedy, michael sheen, peter morgan, politician, politics, potus, president, president of the united states, prime minister, richard loncraine, the special relationship, tony blair, united states
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