Bush Assassinated
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UK's TV Channel 4 is set to spark a furore this month when it unveils a documentary-style film in which George Bush is assassinated reports The Guardian. <- XDDDDDDDDDDDXDDDDDDDDDDXDDDDDDDDDD
"Death of a President" co-written and directed by Gabriel Range ("The Day Britain Stopped"), is a 90-minute drama set in October 2007. Using a mix of archive footage, computer generated imagery and documentary techniques, it's a fictional dramatization of Bush's assassination and the resulting fallout that act would have on the American people.
Gabriel Range, director of the film, said: "Inevitably there will be people offended by the premise. But anyone who does see the film will recognise that it's not a personal attack on Bush but an oblique way of exploring the direction his foreign policies have taken us."
Range was previously responsible for the BBC film The Day Britain Stopped", a similar exercise in which documentary-style techniques were used to recreate the aftermath of a collision between two aeroplanes in the skies above London.
The Toronto International Film Festival said Thursday that it will give the film a world premiere September 10th. A White House spokeswoman said yesterday: "We are not going to comment, because it does not dignify a response."
UK's TV Channel 4 is set to spark a furore this month when it unveils a documentary-style film in which George Bush is assassinated reports The Guardian. <- XDDDDDDDDDDDXDDDDDDDDDDXDDDDDDDDDD
"Death of a President" co-written and directed by Gabriel Range ("The Day Britain Stopped"), is a 90-minute drama set in October 2007. Using a mix of archive footage, computer generated imagery and documentary techniques, it's a fictional dramatization of Bush's assassination and the resulting fallout that act would have on the American people.
Gabriel Range, director of the film, said: "Inevitably there will be people offended by the premise. But anyone who does see the film will recognise that it's not a personal attack on Bush but an oblique way of exploring the direction his foreign policies have taken us."
Range was previously responsible for the BBC film The Day Britain Stopped", a similar exercise in which documentary-style techniques were used to recreate the aftermath of a collision between two aeroplanes in the skies above London.
The Toronto International Film Festival said Thursday that it will give the film a world premiere September 10th. A White House spokeswoman said yesterday: "We are not going to comment, because it does not dignify a response."
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