A shift for the elections?
Can such a vitriolic portrait of candidate Trump, in an election that is being played neck and neck in the polls, tip the election? Alexandra Schwartz, magazine critic The New Yorkerexplains to us: “ All of America already knows about Trump’s sex scandals, assaults, financial scams, and he was still elected in 2016. This is clearly not going to dissuade his supporters from voting for him. » In his weekly podcast Critics at largewhere she deciphers, with Naomi Fry and Vinson Cunningham, the cultural news of the week, she dedicates a complete episode to the release of the film.
For Angela and Darren, the New York students, there’s nothing to disrupt their vote either: “ We will vote for Kamala Harris no matter what, and even if we would like the film to change the world’s minds, we unfortunately do not have much hope that undecided voters will be able to change after seeing The Apprentice. » In a state, that of New York, where the population voted for candidate Biden by more than 60% in the last elections, the film only reassures New York spectators.
