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Philip Seymour HoffmanSelf -
Tim RobbinsSelf -
Susan SarandonSelf -
Rosie O'DonnellSelf -
Jesse JacksonSelf -
Courtney LoveSelf -
Ralph NaderSelf -
Ben HarperSelf -
Noam ChomskySelf -
Bill MaherSelf -
Melissa EtheridgeSelf -
Rudolph GiulianiSelf -
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| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 1 h 30 min |
Description:
Over six months during the 2000 presidential election, Phillip Seymour Hoffman documents the campaign. He focuses less on the formal Republican and Democratic National Conventions and more on the energy of street protests and police confrontations. Hoffman displays a clear aversion to money in politics and the conservative movement, appearing increasingly disheartened as the campaign unfolds. He finds renewed hope in Ralph Nader's independent bid. A key moment features Barney Frank's observation that demonstrations are often ineffective, with powerful groups like the NRA and AARP ignoring grassroots activism. During an interview with Jesse Jackson, Hoffman struggles to maintain composure and ask his prepared questions.
| Alternative title: | Last Party 2000 |
| Release year: | 2001 |
| Language: | English |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | woman director |