Requiem For An American Dream

Requiem For An American Dream is a documentary film that features an in-depth conversation with renowned linguist and activist Noam Chomsky. The film distills Chomsky's lifetime of work and commentary into a 75-minute presentation focused on the 'concentration of wealth and power' in the United States. It explores how this concentration has been driven by the corporate agenda and its effects on the working class and the middle class. The documentary presents a powerful indictment of the economic and political systems that have shaped modern America.

The documentary received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its clarity, Noam Chomsky's insightful analysis, and its timely message. Reviewers found it to be an important and accessible exploration of complex socio-economic issues, though some noted it presents a one-sided perspective inherent in its focus on Chomsky's views.

• Praised for Noam Chomsky's sharp intellect and critical analysis of wealth inequality.
• Applauded for its clear and accessible presentation of complex economic and political issues.
• Noted for its powerful and timely message about the concentration of power in the US.

Google audience: Google users largely agree with the film's critical stance, appreciating Noam Chomsky's ability to articulate the problems of wealth concentration and corporate power. Many found the documentary eye-opening and thought-provoking, aligning with their own concerns about economic inequality and political influence.

Nominated for the Sheffield Doc/Fest Audience Award.

The documentary was funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over $60,000 from more than 1,000 backers.