Has anyone watched Pelosi's documentary by her daughter yet?

[BigmanPigman]

It is called Pelosi In The House and was documented by her filmmaker daughter. It has been promoted on several MSNBC shows this past week. It is on HBO and HBO Max. I watched it and was very, very impressed but the sound of tRump's voice makes me want to puke, as usual. I am so proud of the Dems for making her Speaker. I am also so glad that my last costume for Halloween (pre-Covid) I was Nancy in the signature red coat, brown bobbed hair and sunglasses. My very Blue neighborhood had a ton of little RBGs running all over the streets the previous Halloween so most people knew who I was, especially when I did the "extended flat hand clapping" that Nancy did to tRump after his lying SOTU speech. I even put my atheistic judgments aside when she went to visit the Pope and talks about praying and being a Catholic. I wish she did punch tRump in the face...I have wanted to do that for over 6 years and I am a 5'1" pacifist. I want to punch my TV when I hear his voice (like nails on a chalkboard) and almost did again while watching this film. I don't know how she controlled herself.

"MOVIE INFO
In her 14th documentary film for HBO, acclaimed documentarian Alexandra Pelosi offers a candid, behind-the-scenes chronicle of the life of her mother and Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, through her career milestones leading up to the inauguration of President Joseph Biden in January 2021. Filmed in a cinéma vérité style over the course of three decades, PELOSI IN THE HOUSE provides a unique, longitudinal window into the life of a longstanding Democratic politician and history in the making."

[montanacowboy]

1. Watched it today

it was excellent; I am in even more awe of her after seeing it, what energy, compassion, intelligence and just good goddam sense.

[Doc Sportello]

2. It's excellent and not just because I admire her

Alexandra is an excellent filmmaker, not just her daughter. She does a very good job of weaving the many personal elements of Nancy's life with the political journey she has been on, basically since she was child,

I had to skip through the parts with the orange anus but I did watch the end when they were facing the mob violence. Nancy Pelosi was magnificient, working the phones and doing everything and anything they could to get help. Except for the punch remark, she was remarkably calm during the assault. You could tell she really cares about her staff, too, and I imagine they are very loyal. Oh, I found out her brisk walk is a thing she does all the time. That was cool.

[montanacowboy]

3. ...and in Stilettos to boot!

got to love her