Jacobin's first documentary - The Ecuadorian Candidate

[@celestialtreetarot4260]

Looks great. I’ll check it out on Tubi. Thanks

[@meegz149]

Welcome back, glad you‘re making vids again.

[@senorfix]

Woah, someone loves rapid cutting and brief clips! Subject is fantastic choice, and the picture looks great, just hoping that the full length slows down.

[@augusto3113]

Looks interesting, but also disappointing because I was looking forward for a Rafael Correa cameo, if he is not the final cut I will post a bad review 😅

[@esootudio]

​@@augusto3113​ It’s an intriguing idea to engage in self-suggestion before watching the film. I believe it’s important to approach this kind of documentary with an awareness of current events, the director’s perspective, and the way events unfold. Each person's individual viewpoint is remarkable, as political visions are experienced differently by everyone. Isn't it somewhat contradictory to have preconceived notions about how a film should be?This offers a fascinating perspective on what transpired. Looking forward for it.

[@augusto3113]

@@esootudio Rafael Correa was president from 2007 to 2017, he gave asylum to Assange, and is still immensely influential in american politics, if he is not in the film, I would be suspicious

[@seansmith3058]

​@@augusto3113He is in the film playing the character Arauz. 😏

[@rb5519]

@@augusto3113 I would be intrigued by that too having learned about Correa when I read "The New Confessions of an Economic Hitman".

[@seansmith3058]

In the end it all came to bananas.

[@plux1686]

That’s old