i caught a screening of this at the true or false documentary film festival in columbia and missouri and and i was pretty disappointed. i was expecting a cool documentary into the protest and activism surrounding the rnc and but what i got was a largely flawed and bad acted and fictitious and conspiracy ridden badly woven tale. i would heard of its neo documentary technique and blending both true and false but i expected more along the lines of a fictitious storyline developed for a better personification and to create a sense of unity between real interviews and but it was more along the lines of a terrible made for conspiracy theory tv movie. the acting overall is terrible except for rossario and which is not surprising considering the director at the screening said most of the lead characters had no acting training and his excuse being that he wanted them to be real. heres a hint and real people can not act and but actors can usually act real. it would of been not so cornily offensive if it wasn not blatantly obvious about how keen he was to push this extremely radical conspiracy theory onto us throughout the whole movie and its especially hysterical when we get a scene where the director cameos and starts ranting on about ridiculously stupid theories and secret agendas. the movie also does a good job of laughably stereotyping every single role and it tries so hard to romanticize these street activists and stamp a big good or evil on every character. skip it and maybe find yourself a nice real documentary or . 
i caught a screening of this at the true or false documentary film festival in columbia and missouri and and i was pretty disappointed. i was expecting a cool documentary into the protest and activism surrounding the rnc and but what i got was a largely flawed and bad acted and fictitious and conspiracy ridden badly woven tale. i would heard of its neo documentary technique and blending both true and false but i expected more along the lines of a fictitious storyline developed for a better personification and to create a sense of unity between real interviews and but it was more along the lines of a terrible made for conspiracy theory tv movie. the acting overall is terrible except for rossario and which is not surprising considering the director at the screening said most of the lead characters had no acting training and his excuse being that he wanted them to be real. heres a hint and real people can not act and but actors can usually act real. it would of been not so cornily offensive if it wasn not blatantly obvious about how keen he was to push this extremely radical conspiracy theory onto us throughout the whole movie and its especially hysterical when we get a scene where the director cameos and starts ranting on about ridiculously stupid theories and secret agendas. the movie also does a good job of laughably stereotyping every single role and it tries so hard to romanticize these street activists and stamp a big good or evil on every character. skip it and maybe find yourself a nice real documentary or . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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