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Split: A Divided America (2008)Part road movie, part political investigation, a coast to coast adventure to find the truth about the red/blue divide in America today. Director:Kelly Nyks |
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Bruce Bartlett |
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Doug Bailey |
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Amy Goodman |
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Thomas Frank |
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Robert Putnam |
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Linda S. Kauffman |
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Sheila Jackson Lee |
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Jack Hitt |
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Part road movie, part political investigation, a coast to coast adventure to find the truth about the red/blue divide in America today.
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EnglishRelease Date:
1 April 2008 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Split: America's Reaction to the Election See more »Box Office
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This film is excellent. Republican or Democrat, there is an essential message for all Americans. One of the best documentaries to explore Bipartisanship I have seen, ever. I was both shocked and relieved to see where we have come to in our politics. It takes courageous young filmmakers to tackle such difficult issues and to realize that they do not necessarily have to come up with the answers but rather begin to ask the important questions. There are so many difficult issues we face as a nation today that the mere thought of it can create a sense of defeat. Split acknowledges this fact while at the same time giving us hope and a reason to start the crucial repairs. This film should be presented to our nations youth as a tool for what is expected from all Americans as they come of age and become eligible voters. Hats off to the combo of Nykes, Beard and Co. for there work.