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23 oct. 2006 · The Nick Doob and Chris Hegedus film Al Franken: God Spoke is not so much a documentary as a reverential campaign commercial; hilarious, fun, and devilishly good, but lacking even the slightest shred of objectivity, though it never pretends to be anything else. As such, no one save the utterly devoted will care one whit about this movie, and even fence-sitters will likely be bored to ...
AL FRANKEN: GOD SPOKE follows political comedian Al Franken around to public meetings, book signings, and political conventions. It documents his efforts to help start the liberal Air America Radio and to get John Kerry elected president in 2004. Franken apparently believes that if Rush Limbaugh can claim “talent on loan from God,” then he can counter by dressing up as God and saying God ...
Al Franken - God Spoke. Movie • 2006. Report. Join filmmaking duo Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob as their cameras follow Franken to book signings, campaign rallies and the launch of Air America Radio, documenting his transformation from irreverent funnyman to political pundit. Become a Supporter.
10 juin 2022 · Al Franken, Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob join SHC's Executive Director Genevieve Villaflor for a Q&A after a special screening of AL FRANKEN: GOD SPOKE.Record...
- 31 min
- 1975
- Sag Harbor Cinema
13 sept. 2006 · This documentary takes a hilarious look behind the front lines of the media wars during the most contentious election in recent history. But ultimately, the film is a personal drama of transformation, as Al Franken leaves his comedy days behind and moves from his seat in the sidelines to become a contender inside the political ring.
www.cstar.com and Jersey Docs presents Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob, the filmmakers behind Al Franken: God Spoke, sit with ClickStar to discuss topics ranging...
In Al Franken: God Spoke, Al Franken and his producers make themselves out to be weak, ineffectual communicators. They make the right wing folks look like they have a focused message, wrong as it might be. There is really only one moment when this film successfully points out the wrongs of the right and that has to do with comparing Iraq with California. The remainder of this film's message is ...
