The Last Party
The Last Party (1993) is a documentary, directed by Marc Levin and Mark Benjamin. It stars Robert Downey Jr. and Bill Clinton. The 96-minute film holds an audience score of 5.2/10.
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What The Last Party Is About
The documentary follows the presidential campaign of 1992. Its point of view is that of a young voter. The camera goes inside the campaign. The people it talks to come from very different places. Names from every wing of politics appear. Bill Clinton appears in the footage. Oliver North and Al Sharpton speak as well. The documentary shows the side of politics that turns into spectacle. Why the young stay away from the ballot box is discussed. What the film argues is plain enough. It says a generation that does not take part will get the government it deserves. The warning is delivered with wit. The account runs like a campaign diary. Robert Downey Jr. and Al Sharpton speak in the ninety six minute documentary. It is an American production Marc Levin and Mark Benjamin finished in 1993.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Last Party about?
The documentary follows the presidential campaign of 1992. Its point of view is that of a young voter.
Where can I watch The Last Party?
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How long is The Last Party?
The Last Party runs for 96 minutes (1h 36m).
When did The Last Party come out?
The Last Party was released in 1993.
Who directed The Last Party?
The Last Party was directed by Marc Levin and Mark Benjamin.
Who stars in The Last Party?
The Last Party stars Robert Downey Jr., Bill Clinton, Oliver North, Robert Downey Sr..
What is The Last Party's rating?
The Last Party holds 6.5/10 on IMDb and 5.2/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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