Brexit Sentimental

Brexit Sentimental is a documentary film that critically examines the motivations and consequences of the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union. Directed by Martin Durkin, the film presents a particular perspective on the events leading up to and following Brexit, often highlighting arguments made by prominent Leave campaigners. It delves into the perceived benefits of sovereignty and national control, while also touching upon the economic and social impacts.

Brexit Sentimental received a polarized reception, largely aligning with existing political viewpoints on Brexit. Supporters praised its directness and its articulation of the Leave campaign's narrative, while critics often described it as a one-sided propaganda piece with a biased portrayal of facts and events. Audience scores tended to reflect partisan leanings.

• Praised by some for its forthright defense of the Leave argument.

• Criticized by others for presenting a heavily biased and selective account of the Brexit process.

• Viewed as a partisan commentary rather than an objective documentary.

Google audience: Google user reviews indicate a mixed reception, with a significant portion of viewers agreeing with the film's perspective and finding it informative, while others express strong disagreement, labeling it as biased propaganda and lacking in balanced reporting.

The film was released several years after the official withdrawal of the UK from the EU, contributing to ongoing debates and offering a retrospective viewpoint on the event.