One audience member shouts, “Get our identity back - vote leave.” during a BBC debate leading up to the Brexit vote on June 23, 2016.
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One audience member shouts, “Get our identity back - vote leave.” during a BBC debate leading up to the Brexit vote on June 23, 2016.
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Synopsis
David Dimbleby prompts an audience member during a BBC Question Time debate in June 2016, just weeks before Britain voted to leave the European Union. In Who Are We?, John Smith reworks segments from this broadcast, capturing the escalating confrontations and nationalistic sentiments expressed by attendees. One audience member shouts, “Get our identity back - vote leave.” while another identifies as a veteran, followed by applause. The film presents a heavily edited version of the debate, reflecting the normalization of extreme views in political discourse.
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Why Watch
- See audience members express nationalistic views.
- Find out how Brexit changed political discourse.
- Meet David Dimbleby as he prompts audience reactions.
Did You Know
- Britain voted to leave the EU on June 23, 2016.
- The film is a reworking of a BBC Question Time debate.
- John Smith directed the film, focusing on audience attitudes.
- The film lasts for 5 minutes.
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When did Britain vote to leave the European Union?
Britain voted to leave the European Union on the 23rd of June 2016.
Who is the director of the documentary Who Are We?
The documentary Who Are We? is directed by John Smith.
What is the duration of the documentary Who Are We?
The duration of the documentary Who Are We? is 5 minutes.
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