Bulworth movie

The movie Bulworth is a political satire that tells the story of US antiauthoritarian Senator Jay Billington Bulworth, played by rabbit warren Beatty, of California who was running for re-election in 1996. plot doing his usual campaign and electioneering activities, he realized that his life has pay off superficial with all the lies and dirty tactics he employed to off votes and favors from various organizations. Even his marriage was just a show to declare his public image.As he reflected on his life, Bulworth was very much disgusted because he no longer found himself to be an idealist person whose views were regulate by the civil rights of the 60s. Seeing no future in the election, he suffered a nervous breakdown and planned to kill himself during the final years of his campaign by hiring an assassin. He took a $10 million policy policy in case of death to benefit his daughter. Knowing his years were numbered, the Senator changed his lifestyle dramatically. He decided to sp eak freely and truthfully irregardless of the consequences. Truth became his cause anywhere he spoke.In his public appearance with the black community, he tossed aside his vigilant speech and told the group that he snub their needs because they did not contribute enough money to his election bid. thither he met Nina who gave him hope to live and an optimistic outlook. Bulworth learned many things from Nina who excessively introduced him to the hiphop culture. In his fund raising event at the Beverly Wilshire, Bulworth delivered his speech to the tone up of a rap artist shocking everyone. With the will to live again, the Senator time-tested to call off the assassination but the mission was already pit with an unknown hitman.Nina, who came from a family of Civil Rights, helped the Senator escaped and offered her home for his safety. The Senator then prepared himself for his final transformation gathering enough strength to face the country. In a televised appearance, he lambast ed the American political process. Reference Bulworth. Prod. Lauren Shuler Donner, Warren Beatty, Pieter Jan Brugge. Dir. Warren Beatty. Perf. Warren Beatty, Halle Berry, Paul Sorvino, Christine Baranski, and Kimberly Deauna Adams. DVD. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, 1998.