

Over 90 minutes, Phillip Seymour Hoffman documents the protests and police actions surrounding the 2000 Presidential election and the National Conventions.
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Over 90 minutes, Phillip Seymour Hoffman documents the protests and police actions surrounding the 2000 Presidential election and the National Conventions.
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Phillip Seymour Hoffman stands amidst the protests outside the Republican and Democratic National Conventions in 2000. The film captures the chaotic atmosphere of the final months of the presidential election. Hoffman critiques money politics and the conservative right while documenting the vibrant street demonstrations and police responses. Congressman Barney Frank argues that groups like the NRA and AARP achieve their goals without public protests. Hoffman's interview with Jesse Jackson reflects the tension of the campaign and his struggle to pose questions.
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Why Watch
- See Ralph Nader's campaign as a third-party alternative.
- Meet Congressman Barney Frank discussing protest effectiveness.
- Follow street protests around the 2000 conventions.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Donovan Leitch in 2001.
- Phillip Seymour Hoffman spent significant time on street protests during the conventions.
- Barney Frank critiques public protests in the film, citing influential groups.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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Who directed Last Party 2000?
Last Party 2000 was directed by Donovan Leitch.
What is the runtime of Last Party 2000?
The runtime of Last Party 2000 is 90 minutes.
What political figure critiques public protests in Last Party 2000?
Congressman Barney Frank critiques the effectiveness of marches and demonstrations in Last Party 2000.
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