Mis-President

This documentary explores the Trump administration's early days and its impact on women's rights, reproductive healthcare, and societal norms. It features interviews and analysis from various experts and activists. The film aims to shed light on the political shifts and their consequences through a feminist lens. It highlights the challenges and resistance faced during this period.

Mis-President received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics commending its timely subject matter and passionate delivery. Some found it to be a powerful and necessary examination of the political climate, while others felt it could have benefited from a broader range of perspectives or a more in-depth analysis of specific policy impacts. Its strength was often cited as its focused, urgent call to action.

• Praised for its urgent and relevant focus on women's rights in the Trump era.

• Seen by some as a valuable, albeit narrow, feminist perspective on political changes.

• Criticized by a few for lacking deeper policy analysis or diverse viewpoints.

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The film was created by Tanya Selvaratnam, an activist and filmmaker who has been a vocal advocate for women's rights for many years.