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American Dharma

دستاویزی فلمسوانح عمری

A portrait of controversial political strategist and former Donald Trump advisor, Stephen Bannon.

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دستاویزی فلمسوانح عمری

سال

2019

دورانیہ

1h 35m

IMDb

7.0

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Release2019

Runtime1h 35m

IMDb★ 7.0

ابھی دیکھیں

کاسٹ

Errol Morris

Director

Steve Bannon

Self

Bill Clinton

Self

Hillary Clinton

Self

Errol Morris

Self

Donald Trump

Self

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MontherMay 23, 2023

Morris asks some probing questions into Bannon, whose ideology often glosses over the more practical repercussions of Trump's presidency. Unfortunately, I both Morris and Bannon overly dramatize the entire interview and make it into a Shakespearen dialogue more than an informative lesson for the viewer. Furthermore, the over-the-top imagery Morris uses add to the feeling that it's all a little too much and these guys take themselves way too seriously.

Anele Ney ZondoMay 23, 2023

This film is why horror movies exist. Because American Dharma's terrific terror and frightening visions are real in the here and now. Most people won't face this reality head on, but the terror still seeps in through the unconscious realm. They must experience and expunge it somehow, so films about killer dolls and haunted houses in the woods are made to fulfill that need. American Dharma is a hard-to-watch masterpiece. Errol Morris proves once again why he is one of the 20th and 21rst centuries great living artists

Njie SambaMay 23, 2023

Seen at idfa 2018. The description on the idfa site got me really curious into this movie. However in my opinion the film did not deliver the promise of being "an horror story about a fascinating villan, too dangerous to ignore". However that may be actually true, this film did not leave that decision up to the viewer. And though it was beautifully crafted, it was overdone. To me the film felt artificial and thus had not the impact it could have.

rehan2255May 23, 2023

This is a movie about Steve Bannon, who is not controlled by the Party. Enter Hollywood (which is completely controlled by the Party) to explain to me that Orange Man Bad, and anyone associated with him is Bad also. This movie is part of the kanopy streaming service from my local library, and it seems to me that all the movies have been selected by some Bernie bro. Not Suitable For Americans.

yayneasegedMay 23, 2023

As somebody who read the news during the Trump administration, nothing here surprised me, unfortunately. Apart from Morris' occasional polite interjections that Bannon seemed incoherent or self-contradictory, there were few breaks in the progress of Bannon's grandiose self-identifications with film characters played by Gregory Peck and John Wayne. These slow-moving bloviations, made unsuitably elegant by Morris' editing and use of famous film clips, take up much of the film. Morris does say, a few times, that Bannon's use of terms like "populism" and professed sympathy with "working people" make no good sense, considered alongside his endorsements of an unregulated marketplace, the absolute liberty of corporations to profit and pollute, and no clear vision of how breaking the American rule of law at the highest levels (to embolden an autocrat, in this case a delusional, brat-like one) helps "working people." In Bannon, we have an unusually complete personification of a desire to break American democracy, as if one were smashing a clock with a hammer in order to fix it. Bannon fuses a wounded egotism and a mythic nationalism, a reaction fired by a seething assumption that some apocalyptic, world-scale disaster could restore this small, individual blow-hard's lost dignity. The biggest defect of the film is that Morris didn't use his talent to imply or illustrate the perceived losses that motivate Bannon. Bannon obviously functions by mapping a personal or familial trauma onto a knight-vs.-dragon romance featuring "globalism" as the dragon (no explanation of any loss or disappointment of Bannon's is provided, but such a loss is a tacit theme of the whole). Morris could have done much more than assemble a film that remains a dramatic stage (featuring the set of a WWII airplane hangar that goes up in flames) for Bannon's ramblings, but to *analyze* a key psychopathy in current history. Because America, based largely on the luck of our geographical isolation from the full reach of other belligerents, came out of the disaster of World War II with three decades of prosperity, he maniacally dreams of a WWIII rather than having a coherent plan for making anything. None of Bannon's notorious scams come to light in the film; Morris overlooks the bizarre irony that Bannon earned considerable seed money for his current career by dealing (out of Hong Kong) illegal video game accessories and cheats in the 2000s. His vague fantasies of remaking America by burning it down not only appeal to many wounded egos but create a thick smokescreen against realities--like his (and Trump's) scams. The machine that is broken seems to be Bannon, not America, but Morris failed to put together a vivid analysis of why Bannon doesn't run right, but merely puzzled at the spectacle of the bound, grinding gears. The stakes are higher than the film implied. That thing could blow up.

tiana🇬🇭🇳🇬Nov 22, 2022

In Morris' previous film, you hear him ask questions but never really see him. In "American Dharma", he's right there, in Bannon's face... and on camera. It's personal. This was personal for Morris, "I'm afraid of you guys." I love that decision. As for the film itself, it was a brilliant psychological analysis of someone (and something) that not many people are willing to properly analyze. A recognition of a sentiment within America that lusts for revolution. Why revolution? Well, Bannon has his say. And Morris has his. But that's the easy stuff. The stuff on the surface. Where this film really gets interesting is Morris' juxtaposition of Bannon's favorite films and Bannon himself. These stoic, heroic, "All-American" figures like John Wayne or Alec Guiness in "Bridge Over The River Kuai" that do things based on their "dharma"... purpose, honor, duty. This is all well and good until Morris points out, "But, wait, all these character eventually breakdown emotionally with an epiphany of 'My God, what if I'm wrong?'" And, in a way, Bannon reaches that point by the end of Morris' film. Everything around him burns to the ground and he's left walking, alone, into a dark and dreary horizon. All around, a complicated and beautifully executed documentary that forces the viewer to look at things that make them uncomfortable. In other words, exactly what a documentary should be.

🇲🇷PRINCESITO🕺🏻Nov 22, 2022

This film is why horror movies exist. Because American Dharma's terrific terror and frightening visions are real in the here and now. Most people won't face this reality head on, but the terror still seeps in through the unconscious realm. They must experience and expunge it somehow, so films about killer dolls and haunted houses in the woods are made to fulfill that need. American Dharma is a hard-to-watch masterpiece. Errol Morris proves once again why he is one of the 20th and 21rst centuries great living artists

système codifié 241Nov 22, 2022

I watched this to get insight into the Trump machine, his support system, his inner network. This Bannon guy is very intelligent. Sad though that he uses his intelligence for Evil. He is very sure of his views. This was an insight into alternate reality.