Film Lens
Fools on the Hill examines political ethics and legislative incompetence in the United States through the campaign of an individual advocating for politicians to read the bills they vote on. The film presents interviews and real-life examples that demonstrate the disconnect between lawmakers and the legislation they enact, emphasizing the lack of enforcement of this reading requirement.
By focusing on accountability and transparency, the documentary argues for the necessity of citizen engagement in scrutinizing the laws that govern them. It presents a critical view of the current political landscape, urging viewers to consider the implications of legislative decisions made without proper understanding.
Why Watch
- •See Jerrol LeBaron discuss political accountability.
- •Find out why politicians often don't read bills.
- •Meet Nolan Yalda and hear his insights on legislation.
Did You Know
•The film features interviews with Jerrol LeBaron and Nolan Yalda.
•The documentary was released in 2012.
•It is produced in the United States of America.
Perfect For
Political ethicsLegislative processesCivic engagement