Deep Dive: One Vote (2018)
Film Lens

One Vote is a non-partisan documentary directed by Christine Woodhouse that captures the personal stories of American voters on Election Day 2016. Filmed in five locations, it features diverse individuals including Warren Buffett in Omaha, NE, and Dr. Brenda Williams in Sumter, SC, as they navigate the voting experience. The film interweaves their narratives, showcasing the significance of voting in different contexts across the United States.
The documentary premiered at the Omaha Film Festival on March 10, 2018, and was screened at over 60 college campuses leading up to the 2018 midterm elections. It was later released on various streaming platforms on August 8, 2020, just before the 2020 Presidential Election, making it accessible to a wider audience interested in the electoral process.
Why Watch
- •Meet Warren Buffett as he helps voters in Omaha.
- •Follow Dr. Brenda Williams assisting voters in South Carolina.
- •Find out how the Bondy family reaches their polling place in Alaska.
Did You Know
•Warren Buffett transported voters to the polls using 'Ollie the Trolley' in Omaha.
•Dr. Brenda Williams helped citizens facing shifting voter ID requirements in South Carolina.
•Michael Hiser voted for the first time since his felony pardon in Kentucky.
•The Bondy family traveled over 222 miles to reach their polling place in Alaska.
•Club Lucky in Chicago is the last tavern polling place in the U.S.
Perfect For
Voter rights advocatesElection Day storiesAmerican history enthusiasts