A documentary following five decades in the life of Donald J. Trump. With interviews and using archive footage of a younger, paler and – most strikingly of all – perfectly articulate Trump and his acolytes, business associates, employees, wives, lawyers and diabolical father Fred illustrated the biography. The commentary on it was provided mostly by those who had stood on the sidelines, jaws dropping ever further south, as the Trump family’s ego, tactics and all-round monstrousness grew to the gargantuan proportions we know today. Thanks to his father’s savvy and connections and the help of lawyer Roy Cohn – McCarthy’s chief counsel during the Red Scare and “the most repulsive man I ever met in my life”, according to Wayne Barrett, then an investigative journalist for the Village Voice – the Trump empire grew. Trump got everything he wanted. On the rare occasion that he found himself thwarted by someone incorruptible or uncowable, he knew what to do. “I’ll wait for a more progressive administration and for bad times. When bad times come, I’ll get whatever I want.” They’re here, and so is he. Or he’s here and so, they are.
"Trump: An American Dream" is a compelling 2017 documentary series produced by 72 Films in the United Kingdom, offering an in-depth exploration of the life and career of Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States. Spanning four episodes, the series meticulously traces Trump's journey from his early days as a real estate developer in New York to his unexpected ascent to the presidency. Through a combination of archival footage, interviews with key figures in Trump's life, and expert analysis, the documentary provides a nuanced portrait of a man who has been both celebrated and vilified on the global stage. The series delves into the formative experiences that shaped Trump's worldview, including his relationship with his father, Fred Trump, and the influence of New York's cutthroat business environment. It also examines the pivotal moments in his career, such as the launch of Trump Tower and his ventures into reality television with "The Apprentice." These episodes are not just a chronicle of Trump's successes and failures but also a reflection on the broader cultural and political shifts that enabled his rise to power. One of the strengths of "Trump: An American Dream" is its balanced approach, presenting a range of perspectives on Trump's character and actions. The documentary does not shy away from controversial topics, such as Trump's business dealings, his personal life, and his often divisive rhetoric. By including voices from both supporters and critics, the series invites viewers to form their own opinions about the man behind the headlines. Ultimately, "Trump: An American Dream" serves as a thought-provoking examination of one of the most polarizing figures in recent American history. It offers valuable insights into the forces that propelled Donald Trump to the presidency and the implications of his tenure for the future of American democracy. Produced with meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to fairness, this documentary series is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand the complex tapestry of Trump's life and legacy.
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Año2017
Número de episodios4
Número de temporadas1
Duración del episodio60
EstadoEnded
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GénerosDocumental
Países de producciónUnited Kingdom
