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306.97 MB
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Title:
Day of Rage (2021)
Genre:
Documentary, Short, Crime, History
Runtime:
40 min - Rating: 7.8
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Plot:
The attack on the U.S. Capitol was perhaps the most widely documented act of political violence in history. Day of Rage was produced by obtaining and analyzing thousands of videos of Jan. 6 to show what happened, and why. Viewers gain critical insights into the character and motivation of the rioters by experiencing the day through their cellphone videos, the police's body-worn cameras, surveillance footage inside the Capitol and the internal radio recordings detailing how officers responded. Released to critical acclaim, the film provides a definitive account of an assault on American democracy that rebuts attempts to whitewash Jan. 6. The Harvard Kennedy School said it "will be shown in classrooms for decades to come.
Genre: Documentary | Short | Crime | History
IMDB Rating Live: Day of Rage on IMDb7.8/10137 votes
IMDB Rating: 7.8/10 From 125 Users
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Metacritic Rating: N/A
Directed by: David Botti , Malachy Browne
Starring: Malachy Browne , Haley Willis , Zachary Alam
Release Name: Day.Of.Rage.2021.WEB.H264-RBB
Size: 307MB
Video: MP4 | 720×400 | 900 kb/s
Audio: English | AAC | 160 kb/s
Runtime: 40 min 32 s
Subtitles: N/A
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The attack on the U.S. Capitol was perhaps the most widely documented act of political violence in history. Day of Rage was produced by obtaining and analyzing thousands of videos of Jan. 6 to show what happened, and why. Viewers gain critical insights into the character and motivation of the rioters by experiencing the day through their cellphone videos, the police’s body-worn cameras, surveillance footage inside the Capitol and the internal radio recordings detailing how officers responded. Released to critical acclaim, the film provides a definitive account of an assault on American democracy that rebuts attempts to whitewash Jan. 6. The Harvard Kennedy School said it “will be shown in classrooms for decades to come.
