A film about bridging the divide.
In today's politically charged world, it can often feel like the divide between liberals and conservatives is insurmountable. Social media and news outlets seem to thrive on conflict between the two sides, drowning out stories of unity and cooperation. However, there are a number of films and TV shows that tell the stories of people from both sides of the political spectrum coming together in honest and constructive ways.
These stories serve as powerful reminders that, despite our differences, we all share a common humanity. By watching them, we are inspired by their examples and reminded of our potential to transcend political divisions. Whether it's in the form of a film, a TV show, or a real-life example, we can all learn from these stories and strive to bridge the political divide in our own lives.
"Reunited States of America" is a documentary that showcases the personal journeys of individuals seeking to bridge the political divide in the United States. Through their stories, the film demonstrates the power of empathy and understanding in healing the country's divisions.
"The First Step" is a documentary that follows the journey of Van Jones, a prominent civil rights activist, as he navigates the complex world of criminal justice reform and advocates for bipartisan legislation. The film highlights Jones' efforts to bridge the political divide and bring together unlikely allies in pursuit of a common goal.
"Braver Angels: Reuniting America" is a documentary that follows the journey of citizens across the political spectrum as they come together to bridge their differences and find common ground. The film highlights the work of the Braver Angels organization, which seeks to foster greater empathy, understanding, and dialogue between conservatives and liberals in the United States.
"America's Great Divide" is a two-part documentary that explores the political polarization and divisions in the United States. The film examines the roots of this divide and its impact on American society and features interviews with politicians, journalists, activists, and scholars from across the political spectrum. While this documentary is not focused on bridge builders, it does go in depth into the origins of the problem which can only help us think about real solutions to our crisis.
Last chance to make The Question happen!
We are thrilled to announce that we have received an overwhelming amount of support for our film project! Thanks to the generosity of our backers, we have raised almost $16,000 on IndieGogo and through Film Projects. With only $4000 left to go, we are on the cusp of making this project a reality. But we still need your help! If you haven't donated yet, we urge you to consider contributing to our campaign. Every dollar counts and brings us one step closer to achieving our goals. IndieGogo (For those who want to donate with a card) https://igg.me/at/questionfilm/x/33152558#/ Film Projects (For those who want to donate with a check for $500 or more and get a tax deduction) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsUa8Y6miAdWxhb5TLL-3XxI2aJ7GT-Oda9h40EwnJBq9S-w/viewform If you're unable to donate at this time, please help us spread the word by sharing our campaign with your friends and family. Don't forget to follow us on social media for the latest updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses of our film project. Find us on Instagram at @question_film and on Twitter at @QuestionFilm_. Thank you for your support - together, we can make a difference!
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