Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the intersection of faith and politics in the United States, particularly through the lens of a prayer event organized by Diane in front of the White House. Diane, a public servant from New York, believes that Donald Trump is divinely chosen to lead the nation, reflecting the strong Christian support he has among voters. The film captures the fervent prayers and mobilization of Christians as they prepare for the 2020 election, emphasizing their belief in Trump's role as a protector of their values.
Additionally, the film covers the broader influence of religion in American society, noting that 70% of Americans identify as Christians and that evangelicals, numbering around 90 million, have become a powerful political force. It shows the paradox of a secular government existing alongside a deeply religious populace, as seen in various aspects of daily life, including law enforcement and public expressions of faith.
Why Watch
- •Meet Diane as she prays for President Trump.
- •See how evangelicals mobilized for Trump's election.
- •Find out why some Americans fear a world dominated by atheists.
Did You Know
•70% of Americans are Christians, with the majority voting for Trump.
•90 million evangelicals live in the United States.
•55% of Americans pray every day, compared to 12% in France.
•Diane traveled four hours by bus from New York to Washington, D.C.
Perfect For
Political activismChristian faithElection campaignsReligious studies