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The Candidate (1980) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Candidate about?
The Candidate is a documentary. Jerry Brown campaigned for the California Senate in 1980. The film follows his efforts in a competitive political environment. Key moments include his meetings with voters and discussions on environmental and economic issues. Director Alexander von Eschwege captures the dynamics of Brown's campaign strategies. The documentary runs for 129 minutes and reflects the political atmosphere of the 1970s. Brown aimed to reshape California's future through his policies.
When was The Candidate released?
The Candidate was released in 1980.
How long is The Candidate?
The Candidate has a runtime of 129 minutes.
What genre is The Candidate?
The Candidate is classified as Politics.
What topics does The Candidate cover?
The Candidate explores topics including political-systems.