Venture Capitalist and Conservative activist Paul Martino deserved the victory of President Donald Trump for a documentary film showing Martin’s family At the Sundance Film Festival.
“Bucks County, USA“Focus on two 14-year-old girls, Evi and Vanessa, maintaining friendship despite opposing political beliefs in the bell district in one of the seven SWing 2022 countries. The five-sided documentary series asks if we can” find out it is possible to coexist and love each other Despite our different political views of “and” discover humanity in the “other side”.
“Bucks County, USA” was also one of the two series of documents in Sundance, where she made her debut of the first two episodes on Tuesday.
Martino, Vanessa’s father, participated in a documentary film as a conservative perspective on the basis of his work founded by school and pac to choose candidates in favor Maintenance of schools open During pandemia Coid-19.
Paul Martino attributes President Donald Trump to the victory of more people for political debate. (Photo Mandel Ngan/AFP) (Photo Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images | Photo by David Becker/Getty Images)
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At the Utah premiere, Martino expressed a surprise in the series that was presented in general, suggesting Trump’s victory has encouraged More political dialogue even in the movie.
“One of the things that is fascinating in” Bucks County, now “chosen as an official choice is that it really looks, in the time Trump has been re -elected, Sundance has turned to the middle,” Martino said on X.
“Suddenly there are discussions about” Wow, I have to listen to the other side. “So it is satisfactory to be here in Sundance, which is known to be leaning so, knowing that there is a new openness to dialogue.”
He continued, “I think the reason why the open part of Trump won, and he beat a pretty big one. And I think people start to realize:” This is not a one -time little fluke when she went down to Hillary Clinton and weirdness in 2016. ” This guy won the 2024 vote, and now I think people like ‘Okay, maybe I shouldn’t just be in resistance for four years. ”
In a clip sent to Fox News DigitalMartino addressed the theater audience in Sundance, who criticized his beliefs after watching the series.
“Why can’t you be like your kids?” One member of the audience exclaimed.
Martino responded to a return reaction, giving his perspective to what led him to activism.
“We were successful in school policies around Covid, but you know what happened? Unions in the public sector decided to keep ads about what a terrible person I was, literally turned into a personal battle,” Martino said. “I was literally ready to bring the ball and go home, but they decided to make me a villain and my family. So what should I do? I should just go home? Or did I actually need to get into the fight?”
Martino attended the premiere of “Bucks County, USA” at the Sundance Film Festival on Tuesday. (Paul Martino)
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The audience members cheered on his response.
“Then you obviously watched the movie, watching humanity in the movie, what is concerned, given your answer,” Martino added. “But what is crazy to me is that you attacked me. That’s the beginning of this.”
In a second video posted on Martin’s X account on January 22, Martino discussed his involvement in the process after the filmmakers told him that “no one on the right agreed to be in a documentary.”
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“[Robert May] He did exactly what he promised me, that he would show him how it happened. I didn’t want to be portrayed as good or bad. I just wanted the facts to apologize. And when the facts apologize, guess what? We rightly look pretty damn rationally. Our policies were real. Our position was right, especially around Coidid politics, “Martino said.
