My Country: A Work in Progress

This documentary explores the deeply divided political landscape of the United States through the lens of a single family. The film follows director Tim R. Smith as he attempts to understand and bridge the ideological chasm between himself and his conservative father, Tim Smith, and conservative brother, Tia Smith. It delves into personal conversations and reflections on differing viewpoints regarding faith, politics, and the direction of the nation.

My Country: A Work in Progress received a mixed to positive reception, with many critics commending its personal and intimate approach to tackling divisive political issues. Reviewers often highlighted the film's bravery in exploring uncomfortable conversations within a family context, though some found its narrative to be somewhat limited by its specific focus.

• Praised for its raw and honest portrayal of family dynamics amidst political disagreement.

• Appreciated for its attempt to foster understanding across ideological divides.

• Some found the film's scope to be narrow, focusing intensely on one family's perspective.

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The film was largely self-funded and produced by director Tim R. Smith, who also stars in and directs the documentary alongside his own family members.