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WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR BRAND IS CRISIS
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“Momentous! Will pack a punch with even the most informed viewer.
The unrestricted access we are given to these discussions that would
normally take place behind closed doors is astounding!”
– Laura Kern, The New York Times
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“Hilarious! Would be even funnier if the well-paid American strategists
weren’t helping to decide the political fate of an impoverished Third World
nation. Boynton’s film ultimately reveals as many disturbing facts about
our own backroom political process as it does about Bolivia’s.”
– Joshua Rothkopf, Time Out New York
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“A riveting and intellectually provocative tale of clashing ethics and ideologies.”
– Matthew Ross, Filmmaker Magazine
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WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR BRAND IS CRISIS
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“Riveting. Remarkably suspenseful! James Carville is, of course, already a
media star. Midway through the movie, he delivers an extended and shrewdly
self-deprecating advertisement for himself. Among other things, he compares
a campaign to sex: ‘You never know when it’s going to peak.’”
– J. Hoberman, The Village Voice
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“James Carville goes into his Bill Clinton-meets-Looney Tunes act
in Rachel Boynton’s knockout documentary. Darkly amusing.
Boynton has extraordinary access – bewildering access, given the
damning nature of what she gets.“
– David Edelstein, New York Magazine
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“Absurdly funny, sometimes horrifying! ...Let everyone watch OUR BRAND IS CRISIS!”
– Stuart Klawans, The Nation
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