"Right America" Premieres Tonight
Alexandra Pelosi, journalist, daughter of the U.S. House Speaker and filmmaker, has a provocative new documentary airing tonight on HBO: "Right America: Feeling Wronged -- Some Voices From the Campaign Trail."
Michael Leahy takes an unflattering view in his Washington Post review today ("This is less a documentary than a reason for a snarky laugh track.") while Gary Strauss offers less opinjon in USA Today ("And visiting campaign venues in the heartland and South, the younger Pelosi wasn't just spurned by McCain campaign workers. Occasionally, she was pilloried, and even spat on, by some diehard McCain supporters.") I haven't seen anything on Big Hollywood or the Huffington Post yet but Wilshire & Washington mentions it.
Pelosi seems to go out of her way to point out that her intent was a balanced look and not just to show extreme point of views--and that she in fact conducted hundreds of interviews. Below is an interview she recently did for a NYC radio station on the new film:
Michael Leahy takes an unflattering view in his Washington Post review today ("This is less a documentary than a reason for a snarky laugh track.") while Gary Strauss offers less opinjon in USA Today ("And visiting campaign venues in the heartland and South, the younger Pelosi wasn't just spurned by McCain campaign workers. Occasionally, she was pilloried, and even spat on, by some diehard McCain supporters.") I haven't seen anything on Big Hollywood or the Huffington Post yet but Wilshire & Washington mentions it.
Pelosi seems to go out of her way to point out that her intent was a balanced look and not just to show extreme point of views--and that she in fact conducted hundreds of interviews. Below is an interview she recently did for a NYC radio station on the new film:
Labels: Alexandra Pelosi, Garry Strauss, Michael Leahy, Right America



