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Clinton Cash

2016 · Movie · 60 min

6.7(27)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary follows an investigation into claims that a prominent political family built personal wealth through foreign donations to a well-known foundation. It examines allegations that contributions were tied to access and political favors during a period of high-level government service.

Based on Clinton Cash

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Details
Years
2016
Release date
2016-07-24
Language
English
Runtime
60 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.0/10 (27 votes)
About

If you enjoy politically charged investigative documentaries like Fahrenheit 11/9 or Get Me Roger Stone, this may fit your taste; Not for you if you want a neutral approach or avoid contentious real-world politics.

Pros: provocative political claims; investigative focus; timely subject | Cons: partisan-leaning tone; limited opposing views; heavy on allegations

Themes

  • politics
  • bill clinton
  • ngo

Cast & crew

  • Hillary Clinton

    Hillary Clinton

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Bill Clinton

    Bill Clinton

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Peter Schweizer

    Peter Schweizer

    as Self - President, Government Accountability Institute

  • Sani Abacha

    Sani Abacha

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Gilbert Chagoury

    Gilbert Chagoury

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Frank Giustra

    Frank Giustra

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Paul Kagame

    Paul Kagame

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Lukas Lundin

    Lukas Lundin

    as Self (archive footage)

  • NN

    Nursultan Nazarbayev

    as Self (archive footage)

  • DO

    Denis O'Brien

    as Self (archive footage)

Directed by M.A. Taylor