In 2016, the United States began to divide between Donald Trump’s supporters and Hillary Clinton’s supporters —at that time, they were probable candidates to the presidency. Artist Matt Furie watched his comic character, Pepe The Frog, created a decade ago, turning into a symbol to the alt-right. He was tweeted by Trump, condemned by Hillary, declared a hate symbol by the Anti-Defamation League. The documentary shows the cultural rift in the US and also the struggle of an artist to recover the control over his vandalized creation.
Winner of the U.S. documentary Special Jury Award for emerging filmmaker at Sundance Film Festival. The film was also presented at CPH:DOX film festival.
Título original: Feels Good Man
Ano: 2020
Classificação: 14
Duração: 92 min.
Gênero: Documentary
País: USA
Tags: USA, art, politics, documentary, awarded films
Cor: cor
Direção: Arthur Jones
Roteiro: Giorgio Angelini, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden
Fotografia: Giorgio Angelini, Ben Cox, Christian Bruno, Kurt Keppeler, Guy Mossman, David Usui
Montagem: Aaron Wickenden, Drew Blatman, Katrina Taylor
Produtor: Georgio Angelini, Caryn Capotosto, Arthur Jones, Aaron Wickenden
Produção: Ready Fiction
Música: Ari Balouzian, Ryan Hope
World Sales: Visit Films
E-mail: [email protected]