Review of Knock Down the House (2019) by Benwomack — 19 Aug 2020

Today, the 19th August 2020ce.

Good morning.

This movie can't help but be slightly true, as it is a live camera, following people. We follow four candidates - through a campaign season in North America. And as we follow them, their livesToday, the 19th August 2020ce.

Good morning.

This movie can't help but be slightly true, as it is a live camera, following people.

We follow four candidates - through a campaign season in North America. And as we follow them, their lives become a bit more sketched out- the motivation, the driver, comes to the fore. One has lost their father, another their daughter, another their father- owing to coal mining related cancer, very prevalent in the part of West Virginia where she lives. Another, did not wish to see her neighbourhood, become a war zone, as it did at the time of the riots in Ferguson.

I feel two things, generally, here. One, that politics, is a matter of everyone's daily decisions, not simply , high office. Two, that it is a marriage of charisma and a systematic approach, when you talk about high office.

Specifically... see how events progress.

Thank you.