Film Lens
Election Day presents the experiences of voters across America on November 2, 2004. The film captures eleven individual stories from various locations, including South Dakota and Florida, showcasing the diverse backgrounds of voters such as factory workers, ex-felons, and Native American activists. Each story unfolds in real-time from dawn until long past midnight, providing a raw and authentic view of the democratic process.
The documentary emphasizes the determination of citizens to make their votes count, illustrating the significance of participation in democracy. By focusing on personal narratives rather than traditional political analysis, Election Day offers a unique perspective on the electoral experience, highlighting the efforts of diligent poll watchers and harried moms among others.
Why Watch
- •Meet diverse voters from South Dakota to Florida.
- •Follow ex-felons as they navigate the voting process.
- •See the determination of poll watchers on Election Day.
Did You Know
•The film features eleven simultaneous stories from voters across the U.S.
•Filming took place on November 2, 2004, from dawn until after midnight.
•Voters include factory workers, ex-felons, and Native American activists.
•Locations range from South Dakota to Florida, showing diverse experiences.
Perfect For
Election enthusiastsCivic engagement advocatesVoter rights supporters