Sweet Micky for President
Documentary tracking music star Pras Michel of the Fugees as he mobilizes a presidential campaign in his homeland of Haiti for fellow musician and unlikely candidate Sweet Micky. Following the devastating 2010 earthquake, the politically inexperienced pair look to challenge a corrupted government, civil unrest, and a fixed election.
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The New York Times
pressOne of the decade’s odder political stories is revisited, without much illumination, in Sweet Micky for President.
Los Angeles Times
pressThere's no shortage of political intrigue even with the outcome a foregone conclusion.
Hollywood Reporter
pressPatterson makes the most of his access to the two musicians, shooting on the run as often as sitting down for interviews with key participants in the presidential contest.
RogerEbert.com
pressThe backstage scenes are almost as entertaining as the mayhem of the campaign.
The New York Times
pressOne of the decade’s odder political stories is revisited, without much illumination, in Sweet Micky for President.
Los Angeles Times
pressThere's no shortage of political intrigue even with the outcome a foregone conclusion.
Hollywood Reporter
pressPatterson makes the most of his access to the two musicians, shooting on the run as often as sitting down for interviews with key participants in the presidential contest.
RogerEbert.com
pressThe backstage scenes are almost as entertaining as the mayhem of the campaign.
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