How to Fix Democracy

About This Movie

How to Fix Democracy, crafted by Andrew Keen, dives into the intricate dilemmas facing modern liberal democracy. The film traverses both Europe and the U.S., presenting a mosaic of viewpoints from a wide range of experts—scholars, journalists, and policymakers. It doesn't shy away from the heaviness of its subject matter, creating an atmosphere that's both introspective and urgent. Keen's narration ties everything together, but the real stars are the interviews that reveal deep-seated concerns and potential pathways forward. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to ponder each insight, making it a thought-provoking watch rather than a quick survey of the topic. It’s not just a documentary; it’s a conversation starter about our political landscape.

This film is a rare find for collectors, as its distribution has been limited, making original formats a bit of a treasure hunt. Keen's unique approach adds a layer of depth that sets it apart from typical political documentaries. There's a growing interest among collectors, not just for its content, but for the way it encapsulates current political discourse, making it a potentially valuable piece for those documenting the evolution of democratic thought.