A four-part documentary portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton, interweaving moments from never-before-seen 2016 campaign footage with biographical chapters. Featuring exclusive...
A four-part documentary portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton, interweaving moments from never-before-seen 2016 campaign footage with biographical chapters. Featuring exclusive interviews with Hillary, Bill Clinton, friends, and journalists, an examination of how she became simultaneously one of the most admired and vilified women in the world.
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44 %44 reviews"Exciting, infuriating, funny, frustrating, devastating, and hopeful in one swipe... "Hillary" stings. It can also be a soothing, honeyed balm."
Salon"Dissecting and portraying the truth of her life is a mammoth task -- and one that "Hillary," despite its best and most ambitious intentions, struggles to pull off."
Variety""Hillary" informs in order to pester, asking its audience: "What's your plan for tomorrow? Are you a fighter, or will you cower?" And after revisiting everything Hillary Clinton has done, you too will want to take back the power."
IndieWire"Clinton... convincingly reframes her life and legacy in "Hillary," scraping off the tar and feathers from countless smear campaigns with the help of her husband, former President Bill Clinton, who's also featured prominently"
Los Angeles Times"It's difficult to think of any film that speaks to our moment as strikingly as this documentary does, a quality evident early on."
Wall Street Journal"It's as brightly, savvily put together as Burstein's fêted doc about Hollywood producer Robert Evans, The Kid Stays in the Picture (2002), and builds a portrait with as much rueful understanding as the director can muster."
Daily Telegraph""Hillary" is unlikely to settle any arguments about that woman. But it offers an interesting history of those years."
The New York Times"Hillary, the new four-part docuseries about the life and career of Hillary Clinton, including her crushing defeat in the 2016 presidential campaign, is fascinating, insightfully structured, and, yes, often painful to watch."
Vulture"As it happens, I don't need Hillary Clinton to go away. I just wish she'd tell us something we don't already know."
Time Magazine"There is a melancholy fascination to Nanette Burstein's sympathetic and respectful documentary interview with the enduringly opaque Hillary Rodham Clinton."
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