Dark Money

Kathleen J. Waites; Kate Waites

Dark Money

Kathleen J. Waites
, Kate Waites

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Abstract

Description: Kimberly Reed’s Sundance award-nominated 2018 documentary, Dark Money , probes and illuminates the disturbing and corrosive influence of unregulated money, from murky sources, on a democracy under siege.

Although her film focuses specifically on Montana’s political elections, Reed’s kinetic camera follows the same disturbing breadcrumbs to other state and federal elections. The Washington Post ’s Michael O’Sullivan calls it “bare-bones filmmaking” that makes a “clear and convincing argument.”

Facilitator: Dr. Kate Waites.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 29 2019

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