Movie2001 · Released · 90 min
This documentary follows Philip Seymour Hoffman as a concerned citizen on an uncensored journey of the state of American democracy. The film examines how the American political process addresses, and often fails to address, the country's most pressing issues. The film answers the question, is there a difference between Republicans and Democrats?
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Philip Seymour Hoffman
Self
Tim Robbins
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Susan Sarandon
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Michael Moore
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Rosie O'Donnell
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Jesse Jackson
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Courtney Love
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Ralph Nader
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Ben Harper
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Noam Chomsky
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Harold Ford, Jr.
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John Sellers
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Christopher Shays
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Bill Maher
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Melissa Etheridge
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Antonia Novello
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Rudolph Giuliani
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Ralph E. Reed, Jr.
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Cheri Honkala
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Pat Robertson
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Patricia Ireland
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Newt Gingrich
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Jim Reese
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Barney Frank
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Tim Hutchinson
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Jeff Johnston
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Ed Robertson
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Willie Nelson
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Arlo Guthrie
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Julia Butterfly Hill
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