Regarding this "pseudo documentary" mode used by British filmmakers, a channel 4 spokesperson insisted that if filmmakers choose to represent a completely fictitious president, they will not achieve the shocking effects that movies have today.
In 2007, President George W. Bush went to Chicago to give a speech (using the news footage of President Bush in Chicago). When he left the meeting, he was assassinated by an unknown gunman. In fact, before Bush arrived in Chicago, secret agents had already informed him that this activity might be dangerous because there would be a large number of anti-war demonstrations, but President Bush did not care and still participated as scheduled. When Bush was about to walk to the hotel, two bullets from unknown sources hit him on the head. Seeing this, his staff hurriedly pushed the president into a large sedan and drove him to a family in the northwest of the city. In the hospital, this process lasted for twenty-five minutes, but the director did not deliberately make this terror or instigate, but calmly told the story with an objective lens.
U.S. law enforcement agencies and secret service organizations immediately launched an operation to capture the murderer. After a brief investigation, the police determined that the criminal shot at President Bush on the 20th floor of a tall building across the street based on factors such as shooting distance. According to the weapons left at the scene of the crime, the police kept narrowing the scope and designated a few particularly suspicious persons.
In the middle of the film, while President Bush’s wound worsened, the police arrested one of the suspects, Zikri, a Syrian man, because Zikri had served in their country’s army and was in a building across the street. Live. In addition to the Syrian man, they also suspected a Pakistani man, and a lot of evidence showed that they were not criminals.
Two years later, the relevant parties produced an investigative documentary about this matter, and the film was actually used to tell the audience about this through this documentary, which was actually deliberately created by Brielle Langley and Simon Fincher. Virtual story.
