Massive amounts of footage from satellite feeds reveal the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the 1992 Presidential election campaign.
“A comedy about running for president.”
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Massive amounts of footage from satellite feeds reveal the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the 1992 Presidential election campaign.
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Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, and Ross Perot stand at the forefront of the 1992 Presidential election campaign. The film captures raw footage of the candidates' interactions with voters in various settings. Scenes show the candidates preparing for television appearances before and after significant moments, revealing their strategies and reactions. This documentary presents the chaotic environment of American politics during the 1992 race. It draws from satellite feeds, offering an unedited look into the media's role at that time.
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Why Watch
- See Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, and Ross Perot in action.
- Find out how satellite feeds shaped political narratives.
- Meet the candidates in unedited moments from 1992.
Did You Know
- The film features footage from the 1992 Presidential election campaign.
- It runs for 76 minutes in duration.
- The documentary was directed by Kevin Rafferty and James Ridgeway.
- The New York Times called it 'as cruel a film as you may ever see.'
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Feed was directed by Kevin Rafferty and James Ridgeway.
What year was the documentary Feed released?
Feed was released in 1992.
What is the duration of the documentary Feed?
The duration of Feed is 76 minutes.
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