All In: The Fight for Democracy
Amazon documentary examining the insidious issue of voter suppression in the United States, in anticipation of the 2020 presidential election. With the perspective and expertise of Stacey Abrams, the former Minority Leader of the Georgia House of Representatives, the film offers "an insider’s look into laws and barriers to voting that most people don’t even know is a threat to their basic rights as citizens".
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Variety
pressA documentary of supreme relevance that has the effect, at once chilling and rousing, of a political cautionary tale.
The New York Times
pressIn a sense, it's less a documentary for posterity than an urgent broadcast. That doesn't mean it's not worth hearing.
A.V. Club
pressAll In is still plenty effective, but it lags behind the likes of social media and late-night comedy shows, which have presented a lot of this same information in packages that are more emotional and entertaining.
IndieWire
pressThe dismaying ebb and flow of justice is a major point in the film, with multiple pundits noting that periods of swift progress are often followed by equally if not more stringent rollbacks.
The Age
pressIt's sobering viewing, especially with a policy rooted in the 19th century growing stronger in the 21st.
Variety
pressA documentary of supreme relevance that has the effect, at once chilling and rousing, of a political cautionary tale.
The New York Times
pressIn a sense, it's less a documentary for posterity than an urgent broadcast. That doesn't mean it's not worth hearing.
A.V. Club
pressAll In is still plenty effective, but it lags behind the likes of social media and late-night comedy shows, which have presented a lot of this same information in packages that are more emotional and entertaining.
IndieWire
pressThe dismaying ebb and flow of justice is a major point in the film, with multiple pundits noting that periods of swift progress are often followed by equally if not more stringent rollbacks.
The Age
pressIt's sobering viewing, especially with a policy rooted in the 19th century growing stronger in the 21st.
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