Unprecedented - The Election That Changed Everything Tickets

Unprecedented – The Election That Changed Everything is a political documentary project directed by Richard Ray Pérez and Joan Sekler that examines the contested 2000 U.S. presidential election in Florida, pitting Gore against Bush. Originally released in 2002 with a 47-minute runtime, the film was expanded in 2004 for a Campaign Edition at 57 minutes with new commentary by Danny Glover. Produced by Alternavision Films and Public Interest Pictures, the project was co-executive produced by Robert Greenwald and Earl Katz and later became a cornerstone in Greenwald’s Un-Trilogy of political documentaries. The film has been broadcast on television (2002–2004), distributed by MoveOn, and is available for streaming on Vimeo or purchase on Amazon.

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Biography and film background

• Directors/Producers: Richard Ray Pérez and Joan Sekler
• Subject: Contested 2000 Florida election (Gore vs. Bush)
• Original release: 2002; runtime 47 minutes
• 2004 Campaign Edition: 57 minutes with Danny Glover commentary
• Produced by: Alternavision Films (Sekler) and Public Interest Pictures
• Co-executive producers: Robert Greenwald and Earl Katz
• Awards: Grand Festival (Berkeley), Route 66 Best Documentary Feature (Winslow), Grand Jury & Directors Awards (New York International), Audience Award (San Francisco Independent Film Festival)
• Greenwald later included it as the first entry in his Un-Trilogy
• Distribution: TV airings (2002–2004), MoveOn distribution, free streaming on Vimeo, purchases on Amazon

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