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Brexit: The Uncivil War

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"Todo el mundo sabe quién ganó. Pero no todo el mundo sabe cómo." El resultado del referéndum Brexit en el verano de 2016 causó un terremoto político que arrojó residuos al establecimiento británico normalmente estable y envió temblores políticos a todo el mundo. Este drama de largometrajes provocativos y punzantes va exclusivamente detrás de las escenas de la campaña Vote Leave, desembalando las personalidades, estrategias y disputas del lado ganador, y explorando el nuevo mundo de tácticas de campaña impulsadas por datos. Presentando a Benedict Cumberbatch como Dominic Cummings y Rory Kinnear como Craig Oliver, BREXIT: THE UNCIVIL WAR está escrito por el dramaturgo James Graham, inspirándose en All Out War por Tim Shipman (el editor político de Sunday Times), Unleashing Demons: The Inside Story of Brexit por Craig Oliver (antiguo director de comunicaciones), y número 10 dirigido por Emmy premiado Toby Haynes. BREXIT: LA GUERRA DEL UNCIVIL no es un análisis de quién tenía razón y quién estaba equivocado. Es la historia de cómo sucedió, y por qué - en la calle alta, en las oficinas de campaña, y los rincones más oscuros de Internet. Un drama de ambición política y traiciones personales con resultados que cambian de país. protagonizada por James Graham ToHaynes, director de BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH, LEE BOARDMAN, RICHARD GOULDING, JOHN HEFFERNAN, OLIVER MALTMAN, SIMON PAISLEY DAY, LUCY RUSSELL, PAUL RYAN, KYLE SOLLER, LIZ WHITE y RORY KINNEAR escrito por James Graham Productor Lynn Horsford Executive Producers Juliette Howell, Tessa Ross y James Graham

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Relación de aspecto ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
Producto descontinuado por el fabricante ‏ : ‎ No
Idioma ‏ : ‎ Inglés
Dimensiones del paquete ‏ : ‎ 18,03 x 13,76 x 1,48 cm; 40 g
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07LFTJBY2
Número de discos ‏ : ‎ 1

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Jefner Barr

Fascinating study of process of Brexit

Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 7 de noviembre de 2019

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Really well-done movie explaining how Brexit was won in 2016. Great performances.

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Gailr97

Instant UK history

Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 5 de agosto de 2020

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An excellent depiction of the British political manipulations prior to the Brexit vote. Just wish it had been a series rather than a 90 minute play.

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Excellent

Revisado en Canadá 🇨🇦 el 26 de mayo de 2020

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Movie was really interesting and timely considering --

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D.Buttery

Pressing the reset button

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 18 de febrero de 2019

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I found this so interesting and entertaining that I bought the DVD as soon as it came out and have watched it several times. This drama-documentary is well acted and much of it fits with my memories of what must be one of the most important historic events in Great Britain in modern times.

Although I voted Remain, it was a near run thing and I wondered how biased this film would be against the Leave side of the National Referendum. Personally I judged this to be even handed regarding political bias, although I note that other reviewers disagree with me. I welcome a drama that tries its best to portray events in a neutral light (as far as that is possible) as this approach brings us closer to the truth in my opinion.

The main revelations in this film are details about Dominic Cummings and how the Leave side marketed their campaign. I won't give too much away but was rather surprised by some of the modern marketing techniques, which clearly reveal that we are living in a scarily modern age.

I was impressed that Leavers were not dismissively portrayed as a group of bigots and the program explored the complex reasons why people chose to vote out of Europe. For example, when Cummings and others went campaigning on the doorstep (the old fashioned way) they were told by a middle-aged couple that their area had changed out of all recognition, they had no prospects of employment and that no one had knocked on their doors to solicit a vote since the 1980s. In other words, they felt ignored and irrelevant, which understandably made them angry. I have heard similar tales in real life and have come to see the referendum result as a massive protest vote.

Equally the remain side were portrayed as well-meaning, well-informed but ineffective, which is sadly accurate. They were outmanoeuvred by a skilled rival campaign and deserved to be defeated in many ways. Ultimately, they made assumptions, delivered poor advertising and (most importantly) failed to offer any incentive to stay in the EU. This was crucial at a time when many people were obviously discontent and wished for change. Offering to maintain the statue quo under these circumstances while issuing vague threats about the repercussions of leaving was not the way to persuade voters.

The scene where the Remain campaigners are running a focus group was painful to watch when the frustrated campaign leader takes in over and starts confronting people with hard questions. The consequent emotional breakdown of one member of the group co-incided with him putting other people's backs up and mirrors how many voters felt patronised and bullied and voted accordingly.

The scene were Cummings and his counterpart met and discussed the campaign shortly before the vote was excellent along with the seedy aftermath as politicians of all sides in Britain failed to deliver on their promises. It is a rare political event that leads both sides feeling betrayed and unfulfilled isn't it? The Leavers scarper rather than taking on such a difficult job while the Remainers refuse to accept the result. Both sides then conspire to deliver the worst political mess this country has ever seen that has left Britain looking very foolish internationally. All this is reflected in Cummings's lacklustre acceptance of victory and sense of betrayal at having pressed the reset button only to see politicians load the same old program.

I was highly impressed by this drama. It deserves to become compulsory viewing for students of political studies as it provides an excellent portrayal of events in 2016.

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Sister Clodagh

Botched business !

Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 24 de enero de 2019

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First of all, I find Beethoven’s music, which is being played throughout, far too charismatic for such a lackluster piece! (Besides, none of the characters as they are being portrayed deserve the 9th to set them off!) Extremely underwhelming performances overall (and yes, that means B.C. very much included, I’m sorry to report). The worst came from whomever attempted to portray Banks, Farage and Gove. When they were joined by B.J. (who didn’t look a day older than 25!) I really felt like I was being subjected to watch some cringy group of amateur impressionists at a local pub or school! I had come to this as unprejudiced as it was humanly possible to be, hoping to become more informed about the Leave campaign and expecting to be at least entertained (not necessarily Thick of It-like but you know…) I really wanted to find out what made these men (and very few women) tick! Boy, was I disappointed! Dominic Cummings remains as much a cypher as ever! Yes, with these incessant hysterics, they all looked like they longed to be caught in some drama alright, but also that ultimately “any” drama would do frankly and that it was all about ego. Although that there was a fair amount of it is a given! Clearly the scriptwriter must have got swamped by the abundance of his material and failed to digest it properly. Consequently, what he passes on to us poor viewers is indigestible! Another possibility is that both scriptwriter and director consumed all their brainpower in delivering as neutral a piece as possible, and as a result sucked all life out of their film? Yet, I wanted to be provoked, I expected my buttons to be pushed mercilessly, as when one watches a good war film with very convincing acting from some of the Nazi officers! The only thing this manages to convey from our current Zeitgeist is its cold superficiality and hubris! I hope this won’t deter other scriptwriters and directors with a little bit more caliber from having another go at this subject! Brexit the Movie hasn’t been done, and it needs to be revisited urgently!

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